Sentence examples for distinct contexts of from inspiring English sources

So even if each can be shown to be real in distinct contexts of measurement, are both real at the same time?

By considering Senegalese migrants in three distinct contexts of reception, this study heeds the call (Levitt, 2015) to extend the concepts of territorial confinement and caging (Waldinger, 2008, 2015) beyond the Mexico-US migration system.

Various concepts of similarity and other semantic relations can be captured in terms of vector algebra, by viewing the occurrence frequencies of an expression as values of the components of a vector, with the components corresponding to the distinct contexts of occurrence.

The three distinct contexts of STTA management delivery investigated are: 1) management service provision by small independent owner-operators in a single STTA apartment complex, 2) management service provision in strata titled hotels, and 3) management service provision by organizations that manage multiple STTA apartment complexes.

A review of conservation efforts in the Osa through the political ecology construct of bioregionalism provides an opportunity to further define this construct in the distinct context of neotropical forest conservation.

Dasgupta et al. examined the levels and potential impact of media reporting on POA abuse and found a positive correlation [ 45]; however, in the distinct context of the present study, the impact of media reporting may have contributed to lesser levels of POA prescribing.

Part of the variability stems from the examination of low-fat dairy foods and/or Ca intake within two distinct contexts, one of which is energy balance and weight maintenance and the other of which is energy restriction and weight loss.

The experiments reported here were designed to further examine this phenomenon and to test the hypothesis that the ability of a distinct context to promote robust psychomotor sensitization is due to its ability to reliably signal (cue) drug administration.

Tasks in multimedia applications (or a comparable setup in environmental sound classification, as in [8]) generally entail that a small audio interval, typically not longer than a few seconds, is classified as a sample of one context out of a dataset with a limited set of distinct contexts, which are stored as a collection of audio files.

If molecular biologists discover that the same mechanism produces different effects in distinct contexts and only one of these effects is the target of inquiry, a part of the mechanism's context becomes epistemically relevant and can be included in the explanation (Delehanty 2005).

This enables study of attractor dynamics in a cognitive representation and may correspond to the formation of distinct contexts in context-dependent memory.