Sentence examples for distinguish the context from inspiring English sources

Adam Howorth, Head of Music PR at iTunes, says the asterisk is imposed by an automated database that checks words against a list but can't distinguish the context.

Our study was larger than the previous studies (37– 39) and used multilevel models, so it was able to distinguish the context of the environment in childhood.

Both of these methods are powerful, but they suffer from the fact that they do not distinguish the context dependence of the mutation.

This paper suggests that situated cognition can be reinterpreted as making the positive suggestion that if people distinguish between different conclusions in different contexts, they do so because they can identify features that distinguish the contexts.

Reichenbach distinguished the context of discovery from the context of justification (the "context distinction") (Reichenbach 1938; but see the entry on Hans Reichenbach for an alternate interpretation of this distinction).

Sakya Paṇḍita distinguishes the context of "explanation," where one differentiates between "direct" and "conceived" signifier and signified, between generic and specific words and objects, and the context of "action," that is, practical language use.

Different locations can be distinguished: the context of an assessment, the underlying model, the parameters and the input data.

Moreover, the literature indicates the usefulness of clustering the variety in order to distinguish the certain context of HRM activities, mainly based on the above-mentioned categories and mechanisms helpful in characterizing a comprehensive type or pattern of 'corporate' accounting change.

It is not only the magnitude of data, but also the diversity of user intentions and backgrounds...that distinguish the MOOC context from conventional classrooms.

In addition, to further distinguish the two contexts, exposure to each chamber was separated by a minimum of 4 hours.

The CPO evaluation model distinguishes the omnibus context and the discrete context, as recommended by Johns [ 21].