Sentence examples for among contexts from inspiring English sources

The rough characterization of indexicals in the first sentence of this article might be rejected by some theorists, for it relies on the notion of a linguistic expression (such as 'you') varying in reference, and content, among contexts.

Adult dogs are able to rely on even more demanding pointing types, which require the ability to generalize among contexts (cross body and asymmetric pointing: [2], [20]), or lack any discriminative component [21].

When attempting to judge the importance levels of features, it may be advantageous to explicitly compare the similarity shared among contexts in PPI relevant articles or nonrelevant articles.

Information content has been rescaled so it can be compared among context sizes.

Starting with an examination of the essential features of context-aware systems, this paper explores a range of constructs designed to facilitate a highly decoupled style of programming among context-aware components.

The realist evaluation approach takes a somewhat different tack by asking "what works for whom in what circumstances and in what respects, and how?" [ 51] Here the emphasis is on elucidating the relationships among context, change mechanisms, and outcomes to identify factors that may affect both the intervention and its outcome.

The investigation focuses on comparing the three methods and defining the transferability of the methods among different contexts, Europe and West United States.

By presenting an alternative routing scheme that appropriately handles mobility of users among different contexts, large-scale clustered wireless networks are designed, using an efficient gateway selection with load-balancing capabilities.

In addition to illustrating the difficulty of predicting exposure pathways that may vary among landscape contexts, our study provides evidence that even trace levels of contaminants may impair reproductive success of free-living songbirds.

NVC has been applied in organizational and business settings, in parenting, in education, in mediation, in psychotherapy, in healthcare, in addressing eating issues, in prisons, and as a basis for a children's book, among other contexts.

Among these contexts, the potential of miRNAs being involved in carcinogenesis as cancer biomarkers has been extensively investigated and developed.