Sentence examples for a global context of from inspiring English sources

Global datasets enable scientists and disaster managers to analyse hazard and risk within a global context of systematic information.

Unfortunately, in a global context of 2bn passenger journeys each year, that could be an awful lot.

Overall, in a global context of fashion and appearance communications, there may be a diminishing sense of locality and cultural identity in young females' fashion in Hangzhou.

This underlines that free ports could even thrive in a global context of potential trade restrictions since their arbitrage function would be even more prevalent.

In a global context of climate change and greenhouse gas emissions, the construction sector has a great potential for energy savings and environmental impact reduction.

Understanding how carbon and biodiversity vary across tropical forest landscapes is essential to achieving effective conservation of their respective hotspots in a global context of high deforestation.

One important insight of the Brussels-Austin Group's shift away from trajectories to distributions as fundamental elements is that explanation also shifts from a local context (set of particle trajectories) to a global context (distribution of the entire set of particles).

In (34), with the possessive presupposition trigger "their cars", there is a global context (outside of the scope of "most"), a local context corresponding to the scope of the quantifier (occupied by the VP "wash their cars on Saturday"), and also an intermediate context in the restrictor of the quantifier (occupied by "Germans").

We propose that upon loss of Tsix expression during differentiation, the Xist promoter chromatin shifts into euchromatin under a global context devoid of H3K27me3.

First, unlike the above mentioned approaches, the proposed system tries to build a global context view out of a large set of heterogeneous contextual information, including knowledge about the learner, learning domain, learning activity, used technology, and surrounding environment.

Our results reinforce the importance of epigenetic control and show, for the first time in a global context, the impact of DNA methylation on the transcription of immune-inflammatory genes by resident and immune cells of chronic periodontitis sites.