Sentence examples for in the relevant contexts from inspiring English sources

First, they are based on a questionable identification of competence with success in a single institution, the school, rather than in the relevant contexts of application.

Some fictionalists hold that we happily say things like "the sun rises" and "that car is moving too quickly" despite knowing fully well that neither sentence is literally true in the relevant contexts of utterance.

The fact that the horizontal rows of this matrix contain both T's and F's reflects the fact that the intensions expressed in the relevant contexts are metaphysically contingent: e.g., it's neither necessarily true nor necessarily false that McCain is located in DC on inauguration day.

Analysis of these results in the relevant contexts leads to the conceptualization of several novel scenarios.

We agree this is an important paper and have cited it in the revised manuscript in all the relevant contexts.

Accordingly, the natural category representations that develop through experience have to balance all these various behavioral pressures to be useful in all the relevant contexts.

He argued that there was never any "mandate" to buy insurance: the word does not appear (in the relevant context) in the law.

Here we face another potentially misleading ambiguity in 'meaning.' What is the real meaning of an expression its character, or its content (in the relevant context)?

Second, the objection component needs to be balanced by an acceptance component, which does not remove the negative judgment but gives certain positive reasons that trump the negative ones in the relevant context.

The set of types to which a type variable can be instantiated depends on the types of definitions of overloaded names (or symbols) that exist in the relevant context.

Neglect of the perspective of lay (i.e., non-linguistic) judges on language and communication is a serious validity concern, since they are the ultimate arbiters of what matters for effective communication in the relevant context of language use.