Sentence examples for generally context from inspiring English sources

With sloganeering generally, context matters; with feminist sloganeering, in particular, context definitely matters, especially when that context is a T-shirt.

Appropriate top-down knowledge can enable recognition of an object from an otherwise unrecognizable degraded image [73] [75] and, more generally, context facilitates object recognition [76] [78].

If explanatory talk is generally context-sensitive, and knowledge-talk is just a species of explanatory-talk, then knowledge-attributions will be context-sensitive as well.

Self-efficacy is generally context-specific because it is related to the perceived difficulty of a particular action or behavior, while locus of control is a general skill that is thought to be stable across situations (Ajzen 2002).

It was a nicely perverse response to Mr. Brotzmann's total disinterest in the blues language, and in a generally perverse context, it worked just fine.

Finally, these results from the Finnish population may not be directly generalizable to other ethnicities because impact measures generally are context specific.

The study demonstrates and supports observations that even when the content of a programme is generally acceptable, context, actor roles, and the wider implications of programme design on actor interests can explain decision on policy adoption.

As a result of this, we developed the attributes and elements largely independently; in other words, attributes are generally not context-specific.

In particular, the domain-specificity of this type of cognition makes it the case that capacities operative in constructing object representations are not ones that can be engaged generally in contexts falling beyond the domain of operation of the module.

In time, observations generally became context-related or occurred only when requested.

The individual experiencing anomie feels socially isolated and anxious; in a larger, societal context, generally accepted beliefs and standards of conduct are weakened or disappear.