Sentence examples for objective context from inspiring English sources

Public schools may constitutionally teach about religion in an objective context for its historical, cultural and literary value, but cannot teach religious doctrine.

As Mike Traweek, Ferrari's program officer at the Office of Naval Research, told me, "Games are affordable and, with their formally described rules for scoring, winning, or losing, are often a powerful and convenient way to provide an objective context within which to balance theory and practice".

There is a strong and categorical difference between free and instructed trials in the objective context.

However, we cross-validated perceived voluntariness ratings with the free/instructed conditions in the objective context.

In addition, our design included a memory question about the number sequences in the subjective, but not the objective context.

There were no differences between the RTs for free and instructed trials in the objective context (t22 = 0.68, p = .503).503

Each participant performed two consecutive blocks of 40 trials in each of the classical and objective contexts.

Therefore, the cognitive processes in subjective and objective contexts may differ, limiting our ability to compare them.

The ROIs identified in the free > instructed contrasts in the classical context were tested in independent data from the two other contexts; namely subjective and objective contexts.

Trials in the classical and objective contexts were classified as free or instructed a priori; whilst trials in the subjective context were classified a posteriori, on the basis of the participants' subjective reports.

Trials from the classical and objective contexts were classified into "free" and "instructed" according to the stimulus presented in each trial: e.g., "1 1 1 1", "2 2 2 2" etc. were classified as instructed, and "X X X X" was classified as free.