Sentence examples for context of size from inspiring English sources
Each graphic on the left column shows the relation between valence and information content measured up to a context of size four.
For each size of the context N, we have a different estimation of the information carried by the studied words, with self-information representing the estimation from a context of size 1.
In this paper, and in the context of size distributions, we present an alternative to the Euclidean-based mean-variance approach: a mean-equality approach that is based on an underlying socioeconomic perspective.
The data highlighted enabling factors to support responsive priority setting, including flexibility of resources in the context of size and longevity of the programme, and receptive leadership.
A clear increase in dislocation density as a function of strain is observed, which we discuss in the context of size-dependent strain hardening and exhaustion hardening.
Incorporation of various topological modifications to basic antenna structures is a common strategy in the context of size-reduction-oriented design.
Moreover, we find little published research in context of sizing full-case technology DCs.
Strikingly, the predictions of the adaptive canalization hypothesis have primarily been used to explain the evolution of body size plasticity in the context of sexual size dimorphism within species (Stillwell et al., 2010).
Multiwavelength UV-visible transmission spectrophotometry is a useful tool for the examination of micron-size particle suspensions in the context of particle size and chemical composition.
The current article will assess that risk in the context of sample size adjustable (SSA) designs that allow choosing between raising the sample size, continuing as originally planned, or closing the trial due to futility.
The predictions of the above-mentioned assumptions, however, were exclusively tested in the context of sexual size dimorphism to detect sex-specific selective forces acting on body size, resulting in different optima in males and females, i.e. intra-locus sexual conflict (Fernandez-Montraveta & Moya-Laraño, 2007; Hallsson & Björklund, 2012; Zhang et al., 2012).
