Sentence examples for known contexts from inspiring English sources

They left behind all their known contexts -- their day jobs, their homes and families, their industries and sectors, and their countries to work in an environment where each of these were unknown.

Nevertheless, the best way to beat Google is within a known context with catered result formats.

When Schubert photographed these objects away from their known context, something odd happened: the objects became awkward and obscure -- do shirts really come in a box like this?

Among the best known context factors to affect partner choice of migrants is the size of migrant communities (Blau 1994; Klein 2001; Lieberson and Waters 1988).

As anyone who has ever been to summer camp (or even just watched a movie about summer camp) knows, context is everything.

He does not know context.

All are from known grave contexts dating from Moche (ca. 450 750 A.D). to Lambayeque periods (ca. 900 1100 A.D).

The compositional context can also influence synonymous codon selection, a phenomenon known as context-dependent codon bias (CCDB).

Impeccable condition combined with the renewed interest in English art with a known historical context made it irresistible.

The reader adapts the coefficient and ICW based on known application context and on history information from previous read-outs.

"I have travelled to other parts of the Anglican world and I know the contexts in which they exist.