| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - As a result, by mapping the user's geographic proximities to one or more topological domains, dynamic grammars may be pruned, extended, swapped in or out of memory, or otherwise generated and/or loaded to provide optimal recognition based on location, time, travel, or other factors (e.g., information may be swapped in and out of a grammar as a user drives from one area to another, optimizing the i
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