Sentence examples for context of ultimate from inspiring English sources

For one can examine the structure theory of L Vλ+1) in the context of ultimate inner models like LΩ, LΩS, LΩ, and their variants.

This level recognizes that all the previous levels contain value, and sees the journey of growth in the context of ultimate concerns: the very purpose of our existence.

Our faculty have long upheld the principle that law must be studied within the context of its ultimate humanity.

The structural behavior of the CSP slab was investigated experimentally under flexure load and analyzed in the context of its ultimate load capacity, crack pattern, load-deflection profile and load-slip profile.

The synthesis of evolution and medicine provides a framework for connecting numerous seemingly unrelated observations by linking proximate effects of disease to the context of their ultimate origins (Williams and Nesse 1991; Purssell 2005; Nesse and Stearns 2008; Naugler 2008).

To further validate the potential of this specific enzyme-responsive signal enhancement in the context of its ultimate use in MRI applications, we attempted to measure the t2 relaxation time of the sharp signal and found a value of 1.3 s, which is typical for small molecules.

Lee Burkwood Green party London assembly candidate, Havering and Redbridge Adrian Whittaker's account of the workload of a junior doctor should be seen in the wider context of the Tories' ultimate goal as reportedly expressed by Oliver Letwin, old Etonian confidant of David Cameron, to a group of businessmen that there would be no NHS within five years of a Conservative election victory.

For Nishida this relation would not be settled by invoking the notion of an infinite regress; rather it indicates the necessity of an ultimate context of a different order, one that allows the distinction between a specific text and its context.

That scenario is several highly improbable steps away and should be seen in the context of the team's ultimate goal, and the detail of Wolff's comments, which focused on the situation remaining manageable.

Rather, here we argue that information and therefore the loss of information should be understood in the context of and relative to the ultimate aim of the trial.

Accurate predictions are especially important in the context of personalised medicine, where the ultimate goal is to give personalised targeted treatment to every patient.