Sentence examples for considered as a context from inspiring English sources

He addressed head on the attack made in a speech by the leader of the opposition on Monday morning in which Miliband said the difference between the pair's positions was that Cameron believed a "culture" of depravity led some people to riot, while Miliband believed issues of social deprivation needed to be considered as a context but not as an excuse.

Feed forward neural networks [1] have been adapted in language modeling estimation [1]; feed forward neural network language models simultaneously learn the probability functions for word sequences and build the distributed representation for individual words, but this model has a drawback in that a fixed number of words can be considered as a context window for the current or target word.

Should such a component then be considered as a context factor?

The architecture is a collection of multiple peer Chord rings, and thus each of these rings is considered as a smart context.

Despite the small sample sizes involved with a handicapping malocclusion, which could be considered as a limitation into this context, the lack of marked difference is also consistent with the contemporary models of disease/disorder and its consequences.

The CPT concludes: "Surgical castration is a mutilating, irreversible intervention and cannot be considered as a medical necessity in the context of the treatment of sexual offenders … Surgical castration of detained sexual offenders could easily be considered as amounting to degrading treatment.

Generally, aquatic adaptation is considered as a primitive feature in the context of evolutionary series.

As each list referred to a particular song, the song's title was also used as a label, and together these were considered as a document in the Natural Language Processing NLPP) context (see the preprocessing section of Appendix A).

On the other hand, it can be considered as a good biosorbent in the context of its higher qmax value as it is able to remove MB better than many other treated biosorbents, such as citric/EDTA-modified alkali rice straw, citric acid-modified kenaf core fibers, sulfuric acid-treated parthenium and EDTA-modified rice husk given in Table 6.

Therefore, the concept of emotional context, considered as a complex and multidimensional representation of situational events, is relevant in facial expression processing.

Two further patients had a family history of maternal diabetes, which was not diagnosed until the age of 60, and was again not considered as a positive finding in the context of the A3243G mutation.