Sentence examples for a unique context from inspiring English sources
Tartamella highlighted his experience with St . Johns during his conversations with administrators about the position, noting that he had a unique context for the program, having sat next to Barnes Arico while she ushered the Red Storm to a new plateau.
Based on this analysis, we conclude that the coexistence of personal and professional relationships shapes a unique context that alters the usual dynamics of innovation diffusion.
Density assumes that high concentrations of risky features creates a unique context for illegal behavior and increases the likelihood of crime events at high density places.
While each country has a unique context, they also share many common challenges and characteristics in regards to ECD policy and implementation.
Singapore has a unique context due to its social and political systems, and although it is a relatively small country, its population is religiously and culturally diverse.
This study addresses this relationship in a unique context, investigating how language proficiency contributes to Chinese students' academic success in South Korean universities.
This Gaussian distribution uses a unique context-independent covariance matrix Σ and a context-dependent mean vector.
(This follows from the way the counterfactuals that define the central notion of causal dependence are governed by a unique, context-invariant system of weighted respects of similarity).
Norway provides a relatively unique context for studying transition practices from early education through school entry.
EORTC with its clinical focus and its multicultural orientation provides a rather unique context for developing and testing quality of life questionnaires [ 8].
Gene expression profiles have the power of capturing the complexities of tumors and can be used to portray a tumor's detailed phenotype in its unique context as a basis for an improved diagnostic description or a new molecular taxonomy of breast cancer [ 41].
