The phrase "against contexts" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in discussions about how something opposes or contradicts various situations or circumstances.
Example: "The theory proposed by the author seems to work well in isolation, but it falls apart against contexts of real-world application."
Alternatives: "in contrast to contexts" or "opposed to contexts".
In Mr. Eno's wars of words literal meaning squares off against context (against several possible contexts).
This provides evidence that the shooter bias is robust against context variations.
In contrast, we show that there is no almost one-to-one pseudorandom generator against context-free languages if we demand that it should be computed by a nondeterministic pushdown automaton equipped with a write-only output tape.
Context-aware applications and systems involve sensors to monitor or observe different contextual aspects of intelligent entities in urban environments, analyze and interpret the collected contextual data, generate inferences by reasoning against context models, and then react (and pre-act) accordingly.
The 'omic measurements – both proteomic and genomic – of the perturbed system were used for the statistical testing of the predicted network, thus introducing the concept of evaluating in silico predictions against context-specific biological data.
They work on tangible things, collecting data streams from fleets of cars or airplanes, processing them in real time and, in some cases, matching them against other contexts.
The author's deconstructions of Richard Nixon's fevered jottings on long yellow pads, radiating both the nobility and the madness of his own most intimate intentions; moods long familiar become fresh when Reeves reads them against unexpected contexts.
The extent of success of each initiative to address skilled personnel shortages needs to be viewed against the contexts that influence them.
"In terms of my own evolution, against the context of my life, it's somehow easier to deal with.
Two generations separated the men, but as Cardus would say, "Judge every man against the context of his times".
