Sentence examples for an expanded context from inspiring English sources

There are now two main galleries, rather than one, devoted to the V&A's photography collection, which means there is now ample room to view the prints on display in an expanded context that illuminates their production.

We will show that with the hierarchical modelling approach, we can reduce the error rate of the network on an expanded context of input.

In terms of weighing the research subject's contributions to the trials against their benefits, which ten years later seems partial at best, an expanded context forces us to look at all the potential beneficiaries of this research.

The so-called New York School looks very different as a result of the expanded context.

Our analyses show that the photosynthetic cyanobacteria are robustly monophyletic within the expanded context of the phylum Cyanobacteria (node 3, fig. 1 A).

And as New York has demonstrated all too glaringly in recent years, abject obedience to the conventional idea of context may violate the expanded context of contemporary urban life.

This could be done by exploiting n-gram information, expanded context information, additional corpus-based statistical features, or word formation features as described by Wu et al. [ 45].

Mechanisms that had not been studied directly in a COPD context were evaluated in an expanded tissue context to consider tissue deemed disease-relevant (e.g. alveolar macrophages).

By expanding context, as a theoretical metaphor, we can enable some important developments in terms of an SFL approach to lexicology or what we might simply call lexical representation.

Aggarwala, V. & Voight, B. F. An expanded sequence context model broadly explains variability in polymorphism levels across the human genome.

In both cases, the studio explored the dynamics of climate adaptation relative to migration and climate change, alongside the generation of new social infrastructure, public space and urban design in an expanded rural-urban context.