contexts造句

This naming strategy can be applied to any type of nested logical contexts, not just program unit contexts.

The specification then describes how explicit service contexts are mapped into the remote interface of a service, whereas implicit contexts are typically not.

Again, scenarios should make it clear which modes are acceptable to users in various contexts.

We must choose our words wisely, in order to not confuse terminology across business contexts.

This allows for easier reuse of the service in new contexts.

They provide the online contexts for the social behaviors we exhibit.

In the suttas the word occurs in three major doctrinal contexts.

Ii But it is also worthwhile to see a text in relation to relevant discursive and historical contexts.

The different contexts will give you different stimulus, which will trigger off different thoughts and actions in you.

Instead of ownership, which in most contexts is very wasteful, you create a system of sharing for certain things...

In general, personas provide a more holistic model of users and their contexts, where many other models seek to be more reductive.

And what does it say about the state of certification if supermassive projects built in the most unsustainable of contexts can be LEED certified?

While performing the innuendo speech act, there are other essential conditions: the possible existent characters, innuendo intention and readers that share the same contexts.

The study also examines the contexts in which they exist and highlights the factors that have contributed to the formation of the strategic relationships.

Discussions during the forum are clearly designed to expedite the delivery, in different country contexts, of rapid results for the health of women and children.

Finally, the terminology was made consistent so that a given term (for example, type, instance, specification, or occurrence) has the same general connotation in all contexts in which it appears.

The reason, Hulme argued, was not that some people are inadequately informed, as is often assumed, but because different people see the issue from different perspectives and in different contexts.

In most cases, more than one context scenario is necessary. This is true especially when there are multiple primary personas, but sometimes even a single primary persona may have two or more distinct contexts of use.

Unlike business users, consumers don’t have concrete job descriptions, and their use of products may cross multiple contexts. Therefore, it often isn’t meaningful to use roles as an organizing principle for the persona hypothesis for a consumer product.

In business and technical contexts, roles often map roughly to job descriptions, so it is relatively easy to get a reasonable first cut of user types to interview by understanding the kind of jobs held by users (or potential users) of the system.