Sentence examples for contextual prompts from inspiring English sources

Contextual prompts irritatingly vie for attention and there's little precision here.

Contextual prompts appear on screen as you rub Max against bushes and books, doors and dangers: press X to step out into the corridor, square to pull out your Polaroid camera and capture a squirrel bounding around the grounds of the fictional Blackwell Academy in Arcadia Bay, Oregon.

This is also applied to two Interphone studies 1 22 where location questions may have acted as contextual prompts.

"Formulated Sentences" assesses the ability to formulate complete, semantically and grammatically correct spoken sentences using given words or short phrases that vary in frequency of use and complexity, with a contextual prompt in the form of picture stimuli.

Given that i) the level of conflicts' openness is usually going up and down depending on single contextual prompting elements, ii) initial and root causes of fragility are controversial, for analyse purpose only, the approach should be to cut down the situation at T˳.

I'm so tired of sections in games that feed me little pellets of content that require me to do nothing more than respond to contextual button prompts and then give me a little pat on the back and a bit of narrative as a reward.

The question addressed in this investigation is whether the same or a similar neurophysiological process is involved when the contextual variable prompting memory formation involves contingency-shaped, rather than instructed responses.

Moreover, they refer to contextual variables such as external prompting and reinforcement.

Because of growing statistical technology and increasing interest in societal influences on individual health status, group level and individual level factors in regression models have prompted interest in contextual research in epidemiology [ 26].

Leach et al. (2000) found that students' representations of the nature of science, as inferred from their written responses to two prompts, differed in ways connected to contextual features of the two tasks.

"The idea is that each card is a single atomic contextual piece of information; essentially, a suggestion, a prompt, a call to action," said Duarte.