Sentence examples for phrased in the context of from inspiring English sources

This question, like the others, is phrased in the context of general elections, but there is an intuition here that can also be applied toward primaries.

For example, student 10-404's pre-MMM survey answer about the use of GPS data, "GPS data points are used as a source to determine the amount of tectonic movement within a specific area" reflects knowledge of GPS in the context of monitoring tectonic displacements, but is not phrased in the context of volcano monitoring.

She noted that she used the phrase in the context of an argument she was having with Mr. Donziger over the best way to release the Cuomo letter.

Perhaps the strangest thing that has ever happened to Alan Garner – no trivial phrase in the context of his life – was the sequence of events that led to him beginning Strandloper, in 1983.

It is a familiar enough phrase in the context of Crédit Lyonnais, the recipient of Europe's biggest-ever bank bail-out, but hardly one you would expect to hear in the bank's own television advertisements.

And it represents, Elgar said, "the madness that attends the excess or abuse of passion" – a telling phrase in the context of Elgar's life at the time – and linked it to a horrifying image in a Tennyson poem that imagines a conscious corpse in the grave being run over by horses whose hoofs, "beat, beat into my scalp and brain".

The only point of distinction from text/document classification is that it is not a chunk of text as a whole, but rather a word or phrase in the context of such a chunk that is to be classified.

7) The phrase "in the context of unconstrained GltPh and GltPh-in" is not immediately clear.

In Table 2, desirable use of the keyword or phrase in the context of an urgent or routine referral criterion, as defined by the GPG, is denoted "√√".

We have added the labels in Figure 3(c) and Figure 3 Figure supplement 1 7) The phrase "in the context of unconstrained GltPh and GltPh-in" is not immediately clear.

The Sueño Libertador is a promotional Spanish phrase used in the context of winning or attempting to win the Copa Libertadores.