Sentence examples for context of gaps from inspiring English sources

Finally, in §5, the tetralemma of Buddhist logic is discussed within the context of gaps and gluts; it is argued that apparent violations of LNC in this tradition and others can be attributed to either differing viewpoints of evaluation (as foreseen by Aristotle) or to intervening modal and epistemic operators.

The presented work gives four examples for sparsification in the context of gap fragments and a complex recursion structure.

More likely, TBC1D15 and TBC1D17 use LC3/GABARAP binding in the context of Rab GAP activity to orient growing isolation membranes to the surface of the cargo.

Despite the increased awareness from research on the importance of health care providers discussing CM use with their patients, we highlight our findings in the context of a gap in knowledge in this clinical setting.

In the context of the sex gap characterising earning 37 and participation in economic activities, 23 this spousal support system is utilised primarily by women.

Less attention has been paid to the identification of context specific gaps in universal coverage from the perspective of the community.

Thus, investigating the Arf6-dependence of gap junction communication is important in the context of understanding the loss of gap junction coupling between cancer cells.

But as the state space changes from the space of GAPs to the space of (context, GAP) pairs in context-sensitive PBNs, the computational complexity of these algorithms will increase.

While exonerating the BBC of the charge of systematic bias, the Thomas report found "identifiable shortcomings, particularly in respect of gaps in coverage, analysis, context and perspective".

1Azmat et al. (2006) also use the European Community Household Panel Survey, but in the context of analysing the large gender gap in unemployment rates.

Although these failures produce territorial conflicts and confusions on the ground, we argue that in the context of a conservation frontier the gap between the envisioned ideal and the messy reality is used to legitimize continuous conservation interventions that rely on technical expertise rather than political dialog.