By 1992, Alloy and Abramson had replicated their findings in numerous contexts and could take the logic further.
The Constitution protects individual freedom in numerous contexts — abortion, flag burning, and the decision to homeschool one's children, to name just a few.
Since the system knows internal structure of phrases, being constructed by students, it can provide numerous context-dependent hints.
The problem of channel estimation has been studied in numerous contexts.
In numerous contexts, the term stands for an object in the sense of an element of external reality.
The claim itself is unobjectionable, indeed almost tautological; one can imagine numerous contexts in debates about the nature of time in which it might have had a point.
The question of optimal urban form has been debated and investigated by different disciplines in numerous contexts, including those of transport costs, land consumption and congestion.
Indeed, Rosenzweig insists in numerous contexts that the Star be understood "only as a system of philosophy," that is, as committed to the very task of systematic thinking to which the German Idealists were committed.
The word 'science,' which derives from the Latin term 'scientia' (meaning, roughly, knowledge), has been in continuous use in numerous contexts since the fourteenth century, but it did not obtain its modern meaning until the mid-to-late nineteenth century.
But, Verrilli continued, "this Court has said in numerous contexts, numerous contexts, that the calculated factual falsehood has no First Amendment value for its own sake".
Relying on these cases, Verrilli stated, "[T]his Court has said in numerous contexts, numerous contexts, that the calculated factual falsehood has no First Amendment value for its own sake".
