Sentence examples for narrow contexts from inspiring English sources

Narrow indexicals are those whose references are determined by narrow contexts, where narrow contexts include only a speaker, a time, and a location.

Previous research has focused primarily on narrow contexts of OLV-use such as corporate fleet vehicles.

While we are far from creating robots that can look and act like humans such as Ava, we've gotten pretty good at simulating human intelligence in narrow contexts.

Comparison, the act of examining two like things in conjunction to assess commonalities and differences (Namy & Gentner, 2002), is thought to support transfer by helping learners abstract the key principles and features of the examples so that knowledge is not overly tied to narrow contexts (Goldstone, Day, & Son, 2010; Son, Smith, & Goldstone, 2011).

Given Mr. Drukman's narrow context and arguable resolution, it's a no-choice community.

"I think background stories like that matter in a very narrow context.

A week ago, Mr. Navalny, 35, was famous mainly within the narrow context of Russia's blogosphere.

He offered interpretations that he said transcended the narrow context of modern prejudices.

But most assets could be trusted only in a very narrow context, and locals routinely sought American firepower to back them in personal or tribal disputes.

The issue of corruption came up, Mr. Lew said, but in the relatively narrow context of keeping officials in these ministries accountable.

The result of exploring and developing the ideas that people of colour have within the broad context of life, as opposed to the narrow context of race, would be real diversity and originality.