Sentence examples for artificial contexts from inspiring English sources

Latin was exclusively a second language that lived primarily in very specialized and artificial contexts: academic, ecclesiastical, legal, diplomatic.

Today, we commonly deal with the environment with reference to either natural or artificial contexts, cities and external territories (cities with external territories), etc., as parts and features of a unique complex system.

Animals experience stress in a variety of naturalistic and artificial contexts and often successfully cope.

Yet while a recent review found a hundred papers suggesting interventions to decrease the likelihood of cognitive-based errors in diagnostic reasoning, those few that had been tested involved trainees in artificial contexts removed from practice [ 18].

Fraser is a small and wonderfully spirited presence, quick to laugh, self-deprecating to the point of embarrassment, but words remain a problem for her, at least in the artificial context of an interview.

Further, it has been argued that the experiment creates a very unusual and artificial context in which participants are instructed to decide spontaneously.

We will present an original architecture that combines reinforcement learning and Hebbian learning, aimed at simulating forms of moral behavior in a simple artificial context.

This creates an artificial context for the EMCV 5' leader and when uninhibited, allows for the cap structure to compete with the IRES for translational machinery.

Although methodologically important, allocation methods create an artificial context that may influence the outcome, e.g. they could have a direct impact on the selection of participants.

This may reflect the difference between in vitro experiments, which test a single variant in an artificial context, compared with in vivo, which reflects a snapshot of the summation of all regulatory effects in the context of a diverse population of cells from a specific brain region.

This problem was highlighted 30 years ago when W.J. Smith stressed that understanding the evolutionary significance of USVs in laboratory rodents was a "serious matter" given artificial social contexts in laboratories [6].