Sentence examples for its contexts from inspiring English sources

As a consequence of this, in our future works we plan to study the performance of the NeMHIP protocol in other ITS contexts, such as motorways or high-speed trains.

While biennials invariably take some account of their places and its contexts, Medina and his team try to do it better.

David Andrews, in his book "Soft in the Middle: The Contemporary Softcore Feature in Its Contexts" (2006), wrote that Mr. King's name became "synonymous with an upscale form of sexploitation that is addressed to women".

In this spirit, over the next few weeks The New York Times is presenting a series of online discussions and interactive forums on the ArtsBeat blog that will explore the play and its contexts — then and now — with American playwrights, artists involved in the coming production, and readers.

The encoder switches its contexts depending on the type of binary symbol to be encoded.

The case is often looked at in depth, its contexts scrutinized, its ordinary activities detailed, but because this helps us pursue the external interest.

Remove it from its context and it becomes something else.

Does it transcend its context to be a Booker winner?

"Because it has lost its context," says Stott, flatly.

For a building to even count as an architectural object it needs to address its context.

One reason why it seems so striking is its context within modern German culture.