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Context may
refer to:
Context (language use), the
relevant constraints of the
communicative situation that
influence language use,
language variation...
- high-
context culture and low-
context culture are ends of a
continuum of how
explicit the
messages exchanged in a
culture are and how
important the
context...
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ConTeXt is a general-purpose do****ent processor. Like LaTeX, it is
derived from TeX. It is
especially suited for
structured do****ents,
automated do****ent...
- Name
Description License ECCE ECCE (The
Edinburgh Compatible Context Editor) is a text
editor designed by Dr
Hamish Dewar at
Edinburgh University. Free...
- In computing, a
context switch is the
process of
storing the
state of a
process or thread, so that it can be
restored and
resume execution at a later...
- A
context menu (also
called contextual, shortcut, and pop up or pop-up menu) is a menu in a
graphical user
interface (GUI) that
appears upon user interaction...
- In
computer science, a task
context is the
minimal set of data used by a task (which may be a process, thread, or fiber) that must be
saved to
allow a...
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Context-sensitive is an
adjective meaning "depending on
context" or "depending on cir****stances". It may
refer to:
Context-sensitive meaning,
where meaning...
- In
philosophy of language, an
extensional context (or
transparent context) is a
syntactic environment in
which a sub-sentential
expression e can be replaced...
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context refers to
those objects or
entities which surround a
focal event, in
these disciplines typically a
communicative event, of some kind.
Context...
