The phrase "a single context of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific situation or environment in which something occurs or is relevant.
Example: "In a single context of cultural exchange, we can see how traditions influence one another."
Alternatives: "one context of" or "a specific context of".
With a more reasoned understanding of progress and a correct account of the nature of 'individuality' and the 'unity' of reality (where mind and its objects are seen together in a single context), the absurdities of the extremes of idealism and realism can be avoided, and the opposition between them can be overcome.
One could stipulate that each context has only one demonstratum, and say that the content of 'that' in a context is the demonstratum of the context, but then insist that the content of a sentence containing multiple occurrences of demonstratives is determined not by a single context but by a sequence of contexts.
Many gestures were used in more than one context, and several different gestures were often used within a single context; such flexibility is equally typical of the communication of young children (Bates et al. 1979; Bruner 1972).
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.
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.
Another factor was logical positivism, whose representatives repudiated metaphysics in general as meaningless: in the first chapter of A.J. Ayer's anti-metaphysical tract Language, Truth and Logic, Bradley is presented solely as a metaphysician and, on the basis of a single out-of-context sentence, selected for ridicule (p. 36).
MC: This is a great business because being able to minimize our digital footprint is critical when a single out-of-context social media post can ruin a career or even be far worse.
Although contextual fear conditioning and maze learning both critically depend on the processing of contextual information in the hippocampus, fear memory acquisition requires a single pairing of context and shock, whereas maze learning involves repeated exposure of the animal to the context.
In summary, we investigated whether brain activation differs for bilingual versus monolingual speech production when bilinguals were tested in a single language context that required use of just one of their languages (either native or nonnative).
