Sentence examples for by their context from inspiring English sources
Finally, a goal and its scorer can be elevated by their context.
ITV defended its position by saying the remarks were justified by their context and that as a reality show it was necessary to "reflect fairly and accurately" what was happening.
Women's specifically gendered social identities that are constituted by their context dependent positions, then, provide the starting point for feminist politics.
Both pragmatism and feminism are more likely to bring social context to the forefront of philosophy, allowing for realities that are in flux and that are always being shaped and reconstructed by their context.
This study uses the concept of the urban canyon to investigate the ways that the energy performance of low-energy buildings in a north-European setting is affected by their context.
He continued, "Everyone knows that all striving occurs in a social context, so all attainments are conditioned by their context".
She displays a poetic sense of the power of repetition, as with recurring shots (both puckishly frontal and disorientingly overhead), transformed by their contexts and moods, of a car pulling into the apartment courtyard.
In these schemes, pixels were first predicted by their contexts, and the prediction error was used for data embedding through expansion.
In the same animals, a longer 10 min exposure to context A at extinction training induced the extinction of fear memory for context A. Thus, two separate CFM could be independently modified by their context-selective recall and the conditions (duration of context re-exposure) of recall.
Given an input consisting of source proteins and target genes, our tool enumerates simple paths in the human interactome connecting the two sets, computes their interpretations and ranks them by their context-labelling scores.
The recognition of how individual patients and clinicians are reciprocally influenced by their contexts provides the template for exciting advances in health in the rest of the century.
