Frege's theory is that in ordinary contexts the expression the morning star denotes its referent (a celestial object), but in indirect contexts it denotes something different that is called 'its sense'.
In indirect contexts sense, and not designation, matters and so we may know the well-ordering principle for natural numbers, but not know the principle of mathematical induction because, while they are equivalent in truth value, they have different senses.
Then, since "George knows that…" is an indirect reference context, senses are significant.
But not always; there are contexts in which this does not happen, indirect reference contexts.
These improvements were demonstrated across all ENCODE Tier1 cell lines [ 8], using a minimal set of epigenetic markers (H2A.Z, H3K4me3, H3K9me3 and H3K27me3) chosen for their indirect and context-sensitive regulatory roles in a promoter-localised context.
The causal connections between events and traces, and between traces and recollection, may be multiple, indirect, and context-dependent.
SBS and amine agents were compared with indirect effects in context with deformation and moisture resistance.
While GLI1 is itself a GLI1 regulatory target [ 34], in basal cell skin carcinoma cells, activation of GLI2 by GLI1 is indirect, and perhaps context dependent [ 59].
Further protein protein interaction networks were derived from String protein protein interaction network database, which is based on four different parameters from Plasmodium: physical interactions (yeast two-hybrid data) and indirect analysis (genomic context and co-expression data) to create the interaction network of the targeted proteins, we used Cytoscape version 2.8.1.
