Examples of using Contextually in English and their translations into Greek
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Contextually, a verb.
Identity is a complex and contextually sensitive combination of elements.
Contextually, it is declared by the ELTRAK S.A.
Samsung's Bixby was updated for the Note 9 to be smarter and more contextually aware.
Contextually, you think you are walking somewhere in southern Italy.
Maximise your website's revenue potential with contextually targeted ads.
Contextually Matthew 22:45 does not deny Jesus being the Son of David.
But Yahoo needs to find an elegant way to push more contextually relevant content to users.
Contextually defined, dependent on cultural specifics.
You often don't catch the women,” she agrees,“Because women naturally think more contextually.
Contextually this house complements and enhances the‘position' of the garden.
A paid advertisement must be identified as such, unless it is contextually apparent that it is a paid advertisement.
We prefer contextually complex, contingent, weasel-word sentences--(Laughter) More or less.
This would, for example,let you reach your visitors on contextually relevant pages across the Display Network.
Contextually, this verse is dealing with natural disasters and human comfort issues.
IOS 8 makes typing easier by suggesting contextually appropriate words to complete your sentences.
Contextually targeted ads offer useful information to readers, and attract an audience interested in your message.
A graduate is able to apply his or her acquired theoretical knowledge contextually and also analyses and interprets religious texts.
To provide you with contextually relevant search results, Office will send your requested word or phrase and some surrounding content from your document.
Other Personal Data collected may be described in other sections of this privacy policy orby dedicated explanation text contextually with the Data collection.
Horizon: Zero Dawn has contextually Earth hundreds of years in the future. Mankind….
The Advanced level reviews basic grammatical structures andstudies more detailed topics of Arabic grammar contextually, taking practical and functional examples from the written texts.
Contextually, this observation indicates this was part of the Yugoslav offensive against Greece, laying claim to Greek Macedonia, but Athens does not take issue with the term itself.
FIFA 15 players now have a range of emotions that evolve contextually throughout the game based on interactions with opponents and teammates.
The operating system, comprising the function of mediation component, tracks all textual data displayed to the user by any application, andthen performs clustering to determine the user intent(contextually).
After making a list of the contextually relevant bloggers, then it's time to locate their SEO stats and social media information to pinpoint the ones that equal the best reach for your brand.
The Bible teaches that God is pure and does not approve of evil, that the word rah(evil)in Hebrew can mean many things, and that contextually the verse is speaking of calamity and distress.
The unique nature of this landscape demands specific, contextually informed inquiries, which challenge existing paradigms that shape the study of these developments in the West, using diverse methodologies and theoretical frameworks drawn from disciplines such as:….
Study subjects taught in the program cover a variety of issues in the field of journalism and media studies, predominantly those related to social and media changes,globally and contextually focused innovations.
The engineers at Brain LLC claim that they have developed an advanced algorithm based on artificial intelligence that serves up the most contextually relevant information to a user without the need to go through the search results.