Sentence examples for major contexts from inspiring English sources

The essay begins with a taxonomy of the major contexts in which the notion of 'style' in mathematics has been appealed to since the early twentieth century.

This review examines how the impacts of large carnivores are affected by four major contexts (species assemblage, environmental productivity, landscape, predation risk) and the potential for human interference to affect these contexts.

What is needed is first of all an understanding of the major contexts in which appeal to 'style' in mathematics occurs, although this essay will not contain much discussion of 'individual styles' (examples of such would include, to follow a suggestion by Enrico Bombieri, the "very personal" styles of Euler, Ramanujan, Riemann, Serre and A. Weil).

91 The impact of immunity in SIR models has been investigated in two major contexts, multistrain competition and boosting and waning.

It examines major contexts of care and demonstrates how these intersect synergistically helping influence oral health status for young Latino children in a rural California community.

Avise (2005) listed three major contexts within which humanity rationalizes the conservation of biodiversity: aesthetic value, provision of ecosystem services, and ethics – a recognition of an intrinsic value to life.

Given an interdependent business landscape, there are at least two major context-related aspects that affect an innovation forecast.

The major context focuses on a few small molecules toward the pathogenesis available in animal models and clinical trials for the treatment of DN.

Nutrient acquisition is a major context for ecological interactions among species but ecologists and nutritionists have developed theory in isolation from each other.

The major context factors that create risk to decision-making in FSMS in the fresh produce chain have been defined in this study, and a tool was developed for their systematic analysis.

For example, in a harmonic sequence in C major, a C# major chord (that does not belong to C major) is music-syntactically irregular, but the C# major chord is also acoustically less similar to the C major context than any other chord belonging to C major (because the C# major chord consists of tones that do not belong to the C major scale).