Sentence examples for contextual restrictions from inspiring English sources

While the referent of a nonreflexive pronoun clearly depends on context, the nature of these contextual restrictions is controversial.

If we want to quantify over situations exemplifying the propositions expressed by negative sentences, as we do in (52) below (repeated from above), contextual restrictions for the topic situation must play a major role, including those contributed by the topic-focus articulation and presuppositions (Kratzer 1989, von Fintel 1994, 2004a).

This focus on precision, filtering of terms and contexts associated with T4SS, provides an advantage to machine learning techniques which can exploit these contextual restrictions.

In this way, the instrument does not introduce the contextual restrictions often imposed by many disease-specific measures of HRQL.

However, contextual restrictions on extinction can considerably complicate anxiety therapy, resulting in recall of fear memory in a new contextual setting although extinction was successful in the therapeutic context.

For the sake of argument assume that meaning is truth-conditional content, that 'every man' has a single syntactic structure, that 'every' and 'man' each have a single determinate truth-conditional content, and that the truth-conditional content of 'every man' includes some contextual restriction on the domain of quantification.

Thus, contextual restriction must be higher to denote OH than to denote CH: by itself, a verb such as to show does not necessarily imply OH.

During the sentence construction process, we found that many verbs with CH carried hand-shape specificity more inherently in their semantics without the contextual restriction (e.g., the verb to wield or to hammer does not require the direct object to comprehend the CH of the action).

The problem of query restrictions using contextual approximation is proved to have exponential time complexity, while the problem of query relaxations has polynomial space complexity.

Of course, it must be stated that the number of users for this particular study is on the small side, but it is our assertion that the closed nature of the system in relation to contextual relevance, and also restrictions to outside access, would provide benefit even with user numbers expanded.

Measurement should take place in all relevant domains of the ICF; body functions, limitations in activities, participation restrictions and contextual factors.