The phrase "a single context" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one specific situation or setting in which something occurs or is relevant.
Example: "In order to fully understand the concept, we must analyze it within a single context."
Alternatives: "one specific context" or "a unique context".
Still, no work reduces to a single context.
Thus we are in a position where we can both look for some of the earliest birds or their nearest relatives (and Anchiornis is a superb candidate already) but also look at the origins and evolution of birds in a single context.
"We focus the natural language on a single context, scheduling meetings, which makes it easier," says Cheung.
But given a single context \(c\), the referent of 'I' with respect to \(c\) and world \(w\) is the same for any world \(w\) whatsoever.
These sentences need to be true relative to a single context or else the challenge would be guilty of a kind of equivocation.
Kim et al. (2014), however, stressed that the nine principles were limited because they were built upon a single context of one urban university in the United States.
To make it possible, the execution domain Σ F is built as asynchronous product of fragments F +. We assume that fragments within a single context-aware system have uncorrelated actions, i.e., such fragments have mutually disjoint sets of actions.
These results suggest that our ability to use tools relies on multiple context-specific representations of dynamics rather than a single context-invariant representation.
Relaxing the assumption of a single context-independent set of independent model frequencies as presented in previous work, yields a further drastic increase in model fit.
In the single general representation model, the motor system would use a single context-invariant representation of dynamics that is transformed based on the visual orientation of the tool.
▪ We then constructed a set of 16 statements that expressed each component as a single context-independent statement that could be addressed to participants in an implementation-integration process.
