Sentence examples for of two contexts from inspiring English sources

If you have stumbled across the Isle of Man, chances are it is in one of two contexts: tax havens or motorbike racing.

They retain the notion of two contexts and re-draw the boundaries between the contexts of discovery and justification as they were drawn in the early 20th century.

(Dong and Dow 1993) Restricting member exit can lead a team to more readily extract effort in either of two contexts: 1. Team members' preferences for leisure are not too diverse and the scale economies are not too large.

Rats were initially habituated individually for 5 mins each day over 4 days to the testing box with no objects present and configured to one of two contexts.

Animals were tested in a rectangular box (76 × 45 × 60 cm tall) that could be configured as either of two contexts (by changing floor/wall inserts).

The 4th iteration has yielded a model allowing for twelve clusters: a first cluster consists of four contexts (CXC, GXC, GXT and TXC), a second cluster consists of two contexts (GXG and TXG) and ten other clusters consist of a single context.

The methodology is based on the hierarchical cooperation of two context-free languages (Scan and Geometria).

In this paper, Jaro-Winkler [ 22] distance is employed as the distance function of two context strings, dis(context d (t k, w), context d ′(t k, w)), because it was designed and best suited for short strings.

Historically, the term East Indies is loosely applied to any of three contexts.

Nine study sites were selected in each of three contexts: forest/pasture edge, forest/suburban edge, and forest interior.

Each cell will be detected as one of five contexts, such as Home, Office, Other meaningful place (Other), Elsewhere (Else), and Abroad.