Sentence examples for fixed contexts from inspiring English sources

Therefore, it is somewhat difficult to reconcile that in the vocal domain, chimpanzees (and other apes), use a relatively limited number of sounds in fixed contexts, but in the gestural domain, chimpanzees seem to be able to use their signals flexibly and with specific intent.

For Xunzi, nature provides a fixed context within which human societies either secure or fail to secure order.

So pay attention to that data and aim to present your publisher with a percentage of growth rather than a fixed, context-less number.

Their framework distinguishes between a modifiable internal context within which the decision-making process occurs and a broader, more fixed external context within which expert group decisions are to be applied.

One might want to know more about what, exactly, these circumstances of evaluation involve — and hence about what sorts of things the reference of an expression can (once we've fixed a context) vary with respect to.

This imprecision did not concern him, as he was disposed to regard the 'right' set of place selections for any particular random collective as being fixed by context and not invariantly specifiable.

Like other tautologies occurring in the foundations of scientific theories, this interlocking (recursive) system of definitions is useful not in itself, but because it helps to fix our contexts of inquiry.

To fix the context in which we are placing our results, recall the following notions.

Political liberalism answers the conceptually prior questions of legitimacy and stability, so fixing the context and starting points for justice as fairness.

While it could be argued that this does fix the context problem, it has the problem of comparing culturally different groups.

While conventional assessments typically emphasize standardized contexts and fixed interaction, dynamic assessments underscore interactive contexts, which facilitate a fluid, complex transaction between person and task.