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.
Semantic context Semantic context comprises those contextual features that determine or partly determine the content of context-sensitive expressions.
As a result, we selected 35,585, 17,783, and 17,783 probes based on the CpG, CpHpG, and CpHpH contents, respectively, and ended up with 65,506 probes (9.2% of all probes) in total (with some overlap between contents of different contexts).
Teachers could make use of different programs for the development of contents in the context of their didactic teaching scenarios, depending on the medical school.
They are skilled in making sense not of a body of known content, but of contexts that are continually changing.Teachers must recognise that our pedagogical tools are inconsistent with the skills needed to survive in a world where people are always connected to everyone and everything.
Therefore, Structures 3 and 4 represent the generalized, abstract perceptual and cognitive content of the context.
Handguns figure in the painting with the petri dishes, whose contents, through context alone, hint of biological warfare.
In addition, the contents of components within contexts (e.g., agent properties) can be declaratively logged at runtime.
Last, the final categories were contents of exchange, learning contexts (ways to influence and shape learning), learning approach, and benefits from learning outcomes.
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.
