Sentence examples for whose contexts from inspiring English sources

Position represents a relevant attribute needed by many applications, whose contexts are characterized by pervasiveness of the objects/things in the considered scenarios.

The method should be sufficiently flexible to accommodate diverse applications whose contexts are location specific and path dependent without imposing the straightjacket constraints of a "one size fits all" cookbook approach.

The inference procedure of [ 79] results in PBNs whose contexts model the data in such a way that they are consistent within each context.

One is the weight system, which on one hand distinguishes between conflicting evidence and absent evidence against adjacencies with the same level of support, and on the other hand detects a certain number of poorly supported adjacencies whose contexts in the three genomes suggest that they nevertheless merit inclusion in a solution.

But historical background is often called for in cases whose context may not be well known to jurors.

I'm always inspired by the mystery that is invoked when we look at images whose context is unknown.

It's a paradox: a story with a happy ending whose context makes the happy ending meaningless.

In 2015, Björk released the album "Vulnicura," whose context was her painful split from her longtime partner, the American artist Matthew Barney.

The CCPIA is not retrospective; therefore, its emphasis is on the protection of material with a still undisturbed context rather than on the return of material whose context is already lost.

"I'd be as happy as hell if you'd stay for tea," he sings on "33 'GOD,' " with a kind of glistening desperation whose context we can't quite grasp.

The handful of clearly delivered lyrics on the album come to feel like keys to the rest of the kingdom fragmentary glimpses of a stranger's most intimate moments, imbued with a "glistening desperation whose context we can't quite grasp," as Hua Hsu wrote in his review.