Sentence examples for in terms of contexts from inspiring English sources

This is true in the direct sense perhaps but not true when one examines the matter in terms of contexts and ambiences.

Here we assess the naturalness of test personae in terms of contexts, profile elements and inferences.

To efficiently manage devices in SHs, the CASSF should offer functions to discover available services in heterogeneous networks, allocate appropriate services to execute user tasks in terms of contexts and provide high quality of services to enhance user satisfaction.

Based on the Marr-Albus motor learning model, input from mossy fibers encodes learning information in terms of contexts and stimulation while input from climbing fibers provides either positively or negatively instructive signals to modify the efficacy of the input from parallel fibers to Purkinje cells [48], [49].

In terms of context that's probably my best innings for England.

This collaboration, while new in terms of context, began naturally because of that relationship".

In terms of context, it doesn't matter where this goal was scored.

To Westerners, these works are "an exotic curiosity, hard to understand both musically and in terms of context".

I'm not sure one is better than the other because both approaches need to be viewed in terms of context.

Mr Lukacs rightly notes the "illusion of objectivity", explaining that "it matters a great deal who is assigning the points—not only in terms of the critic's personal preferences but also in terms of context".

"We're doing it in terms of context".