Sentence examples for a background condition from inspiring English sources

So a background condition for our analyses has been American hegemony.

Straus's research does not deny the importance of ethnicity, but he finds that it operated more as a background condition.

If Walken is sanguine about these failures, it is because he has been acting for so long it is less a career to him than a background condition.

The effect of all this is to shift to unnatural prominence the place taken up by what was latterly a background condition.

Without most of us quite noticing when it happened, the web went from being a strange new curiosity to a background condition of everyday life: I have no memory of there being an intermediate stage, when, say, half the information I needed on a particular topic could be found online, while the other half still required visits to libraries.

No statement is intrinsically a hypothesis, or intrinsically an auxiliary or a background condition, or intrinsically an evidential condition.

Figure  1 shows an acceptably low level of noise influences in capturing a white background (condition 1), which is a basic proof of the general idea of an increased file size caused by a moving object (condition 2 compared to 1), the influence of texture of the moving circle (condition 3 vs 2 and 5 vs 4) and the influence of the texture of the background (condition 4 vs 2 and 5 vs 3).

We postulate that an outbreak of HPeV3 among children was a necessary background condition for the outbreak of epidemic myalgia among adults in 2008.

PRE is an important background condition for ESF onset.

A long-wavelength-isolation condition (LW) was used for isolating cone mechanisms most sensitive to long wavelengths, dim and intense short-wavelength-isolation conditions (Dim-SW and SW) aimed at isolating cone mechanisms most sensitive to short wavelengths and a relatively spectrally flat background condition was used as a control.

The historical limitations to the quality of PET images are related to the unsatisfactory measurement of the depth of interaction (DOI) in the crystals and of the time of flight (TOF), that cause a parallax error and an unfavorable signal to background condition in the image reconstruction process, respectively.