Sentence examples for later contexts from inspiring English sources

These results show that recent social conditions can thus affect the short-term repeatability of behaviour and obfuscate the expression of personality even in later contexts when individuals are alone.

On this hyperboloid, a single star (nebula or galaxy, in later contexts) \(A\), also called "observer" by Weyl, traces a geodesic world line, and from each point of the star's world line a light cone opens into the future and fills a region \(D\), which Weyl calls the domain of influence of the star.

Although astronomers for centuries had thought that the planetary orbits must be circular, for various important reasons, in the early seventeenth century Kepler had argued that they are in fact elliptical (although this is consistent with the idea, which became important in later contexts, that the orbits are nearly circular).

Recursive learning on one's own when connections to previously learned material are triggered by later contexts is another hallmark of the development of disciplinary expertise (NRC, 2000).

"You have to place this in the later context of the army flexing its muscles," Mr. Raja added.

It was only in the later context of the struggles between Jesus-following Jews and other variants of Judaism that the Gospel story came to be told as a conflict not between a Jewish rebel and a brutal Roman Empire but between the founder of a new religion and "the Jews," a monolithic term that began the process of demonizing the other.

A special problem in CBSE stems from its specific development process: Software components should be specified and implemented independently from their later context to enable reuse.

Other sequence-specific events, including transcription and chromatin remodeling factors, could further tailor this framework to create specific and dynamic epigenetic patterns downstream during development, in ways not necessarily dependent on sequence in that later context.

Alternatively, to test the same research question as the current study, how comprehension processes affect eye movements, Loschky, Larson, Magliano, and Smith (2015) presented participants with a scene from the James Bond film Moonraker (Broccoli & Gilbert, 1979) and had them start viewing the clip earlier (Context condition) or later (No-context condition).

If place value concepts are not mastered in the early years of schooling, it is likely that students in later education contexts such as VET (Moeller et al. 2011) as well as post educational experiences (Parsons and Bynner 2005).

Invisible Children released a second video a month later, with context and a plan of action.