Contextualizing

It helps that the company is the only one with access to investor Maxar’s archive of satellite data, which covers numerous eras and satellite types, making it invaluable not just for training models but for augmenting and contextualizing other datasets.

The ABC News Studios team does an excellent job of contextualizing the hacking event while addressing the ethics of the site, the fallout of the leak, and the pain felt by everyone involved.

By aggregating and contextualizing this data, sales teams can access a more comprehensive view of their activities to understand what works and what doesn’t.

In addition to relying on this “help” made available directly by the Mountain View giant, we also suggest being smart by learning to read the reviews as a whole, contextualizing them in order to understand their truthfulness.

Android 11 is better at contextualizing what’s on screen.

Neff was also a part of the Chancellor’s Advisory Committee on History and Context, which was “charged with identifying and contextualizing all relevant sites on campus,” as stated on its website.

The jewelry in question is crucial to contextualizing the history of Saxony and its statehood, a fact emphasized by one commentator’s insistence that there is literally no monetary recompensation that could undo the impact of the theft.

And there I found this terrific post by my colleague Megan Reiss, covering a great deal of the same ground on the Section 231 and 241 issues (and doing a much better job of contextualizing them).

The Carters defy the colonial history of artworks in the Louvre: They challenge the Louvre’s Eurocentric art by showcasing the beauty of people of colour and re-contextualizing famous Western art.

WHY are you contextualizing this accident with a focus on the marijuana when in fact the driver was ridiculously DRUNK.