"use of context" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the practice of using surrounding information or cues to understand the meaning or intention behind a word or phrase. Example: In her essay, the author demonstrates her mastery of the English language by effectively using context to convey the complex theme of identity in the novel.
The use of context information has proved very useful in many native applications, but web applications cannot use this type of information.
Anomalous use of context during task preparation in schizophrenia: a magnetoencephalography study.
Its use of context is the main appeal: the app aims to understand where you are and what you're doing, then display the apps most likely to be needed.
Our use of context sensitive data on biotopes and species, provided insight into the ability of ecosystems to buffer land cover changes.
The ACT Reading Test contains questions that ask students to determine how words and phrases are used in texts, and students can make use of context clues to help determine those meanings.
Service composition has been acknowledged as a promising approach to create composite services that are capable of supporting service user needs, possibly by personalising the service delivery through the use of context information or user preferences.
In addition, the use of context-aware technologies is an essential aspect in these developments in order to perceive stimuli from the context and react to it autonomously.
There is growing interest in the use of context-awareness as a technique for developing pervasive computing applications that are flexible, adaptable, and capable of acting autonomously on behalf of users.
Nevertheless, the increase in the use of context-aware technologies has sparked the growth in assistive applications resulting in a need to enable adaptation to reflect the changes in user behaviours.
More precisely, in this paper we describe the building of a context-aware application integrated in a CWE architecture as well as we compare this new augmented application versus existing ones using Collaboration Usability Analysis (CUA), showing the advantages of the use of context-reasoning.
Disagreement between the methods arises from many factors, including the type of ecological/landscape features that are assumed to contribute to the provision of aesthetic values, the use of context-specific or generic aesthetic value estimates, the scale of landscape evaluation and the level of integration of the landscape preference analysis.
