Sentence examples for context scenes from inspiring English sources

Taken out of context, scenes in which the actors jump around with fake rats stitched to their trousers – to show an attack of flesh-eating rodents – look silly.

We recorded magnetoencephalography (MEG) while 17 patients and 14 controls participated in an item (words) and context (scenes) associative recognition-memory paradigm.

The activation pattern within the MNS observed in this later time window resembles the one reported in a previous study (Iacoboni et al. 2005), which compared activations to context scenes, action scenes, and intention.

(Just about the only overtly political moment is an odd, out-of-context scene showing a mass rally in Tiananmen Square after Mao's death).

Additionally, PPA showed an interaction between motion and scene in that it responded more to motion in context of scenes than scramble, with similar trends in TOS and RSC.

Some studied objects were paired with the same context (landscape scenes) as at study, some were superimposed on a different studied context, and some were paired with new contexts.

These context-free scenes are also blessedly free of the score's overbearing piano jazz or Brody's turgid voiceover narration.

Dunham and other characters were frequently nude in nonsexual contexts, and scenes that depicted sexual encounters were pointedly devoid of glamour, making the show a flash point for discussion of evolving perceptions of beauty, body image, propriety, and sexuality.

Even completely out of context, the scene is very effective.

Pratchett was critical of the way the game's trailer cut out Lara's reactions to focus on the attack rather than the aftermath, and that when seen out of context, the scene took on an entirely different meaning than was originally intended.

In the context of scene perception, the proportion of fixations directed to regions of interests has been analyzed in that way (for example, see Ref. 45).