Ontology Driven Contextual Reference Resolution in Embodied Construction Grammar.
It is surprising, and disappointing, to see such comments made, with little contextual reference to HE provision.
The call for participation simply contained a contextual reference to issues of medical education.
Expression data for three to six animals per time point per treatment group dosed for 1, 3, and 5 days were analyzed and compared with a contextual reference database of microarray data for approximately 600 compounds.
Some of this is the traditional banter of the pop cognoscenti, who like to lace their opinions with a staccato daisy-chain of contextual references.
Although neither is as overtly historicist as slightly earlier postmodern buildings, both have contextual references to their respective environments: the plans of the Petronas Towers use Islamic design motifs, and the design of Jin Mao Tower makes conscious reference to Chinese pagoda forms.
The ambitious 21-volume dictionary provided definitions, explanations, and contextual references for some 28,000 Akkadian words, which were written in cuneiform on clay tablets and a variety of stone objects made by the Babylonians, the Assyrians, and other Mesopotamian peoples between 2500 bce and 100 ce.
The gesture serves to make the abstract concepts more concrete and accessible to students in ways that have been shown in the literature such as illustrating words through imagery (Singer et al., 2008), establishing links among relevant contextual references for the learner (Alibali & Nathan, 2012) and drawing attention to aspects of content in speech (Alibali & Nathan, 2012).
Google has a PA called Now on Tap, and Microsoft's Cortana is getting rave reviews with her contextual references.
Employs no 'self' into writing; uses only obvious statements without contextual references - " I enjoy topics more as I collect more knowledge about them".
"Schema," a magazine piece from 1966-7, is even more a marvel of contextual self-reference.
