Sentence examples for common context from inspiring English sources

The major limitation of structured performance ratings is the common context for making ratings.

"The most common context of an adverse-possession claim usually involves fences being off line," Mr. Hall said, explaining that it is legally possible for a property owner who has encroached on a neighbor's property by erecting a fence beyond his own property line to end up eventually owning the neighbor's property that is now on his side of the fence.

The most common context for the invocation of the harm principle is the criminal law.

However awful and repressive "mainstream culture" may have been, it at least provided a common context for communication.

Transitivity problem is addressed by connecting knowledge rules that share a word and have common context.

The common context ontology contains three fundamental contexts: context, device and user.

Three common contexts for this departure are: Respondents (1) cannot conform to the question's terms due to the question's inadequate presuppositions; (2) defer a straightforward or type-conforming answer; and (3) evade the question.

Finally, by training a machine learning classifier to distinguish common, context-independent sites from cell-type specific sites, we show that site strength and clustering are the most important parameters for identifying context-independent TFBS.

This usage contrasts with many common contexts, in which the interest in adults is presumed.

Purpose: School settings are a common practice context for rehabilitation professionals; health advocacy is a common and challenging practice role for professionals in this context.

It was the common technological context in which an entire generation of computer scientists came of age.