Semantic context Semantic context comprises those contextual features that determine or partly determine the content of context-sensitive expressions.
For purposes of semantic and pragmatic theorizing, we can represent the contexts to which the contents of context-sensitive expressions are sensitive and in relation to which they vary by sets of possible values for the situating parameters.
El Paso executives call the accusations "fanciful" and contend that the state has distorted company documents by quoting contents out of context.
Variation in the content of models, contexts in which these were implemented and lack of detailed reporting meant that elements of models constituted a more meaningful unit of analysis than models themselves.
Variation in the content of models, contexts in which these were implemented and lack of detailed reporting meant that no two studies met the requirements for meta-analysis that had not previously been reported in a published review.
This was done in cooperation with one investigator (JvN), to ensure that the translations captured the original content in context of the interview.
We use the self-information of a word as an estimation of information content for a context size of 1, to build up later on larger context sizes.
In doing so, we contribute to academic theory by exploring the under-researched areas of the content and context of socialization tactics, while illustrating helpful practices to retain key newcomers in organizations.
Furthermore it assisted in increasing the accuracy of both content and context of the data collected, thus ensuring credibility [ 46].
Often men chose sites which had particular cultural significance to them, in order to relay the importance of the content and context of their narratives.
