Sentence examples for in narrow contexts from inspiring English sources

While we are far from creating robots that can look and act like humans such as Ava, we've gotten pretty good at simulating human intelligence in narrow contexts.

The French report refers to radiation hormesis only in passing and in narrow context.

Second, the United States permits the domestic application of international human rights law against foreign governmental officials, but only in very narrow contexts.

In one whole year recently fewer than 90,000 people were resettled in any country; in this narrow context that Australia claims to be a respectable contributor and in that respect it is.

Without such multifaceted understanding it is easy to draw conclusions that may be only valid in a narrow context and contradict each other in a wider view.

Experience-based information can place abstract concepts of disease in the broader context of the illness experience and in the narrow context of the individual.

Indeed, Congress has expressly provided for international exhaustion in the narrow context of semiconductor chips embodying protected "mask works". See 17 U. S. C. §§905(2), 906(b).

Through my research on corporate innovation, much of it conducted with my colleague Paddy Miller, I have spent close to 10 years working with and studying reframing first in the narrow context of organizational change and then more broadly.

While messaging has become central to our everyday lives, it's currently only used in the narrow context of personal communications.

To illustrate how this might work, this Note examines litigation finance in the narrow context of music copyright, an area that perfectly illustrates the problems besetting copyright law writ large.

Ubel and colleagues find that only graft efficacy differences should allow us to favor primary versus retransplant candidates in the narrow context of organ transplantation [ 9].