One example of data that is in principle context-specific is gene co-expression.
On Tulving and Thomson's 'encoding specificity principle', the context of encoding influences what is stored in memory, and in turn "what is stored determines what retrieval cues are effective in providing access to what is stored" (1973, p.353).
These all share a common underlying principle: use context rather than history to predict behavior.
It is pretty in a specific way: it is coiled with a certain kind of tension between competing liberal commitments -- principle and context, nuance and clarity, John Stuart Mill's fighting faith and Michel de Montaigne's "I reserve judgment".
In principle, genomic context analysis should be applicable to non-coding sequences as well.
I show that by working with large-scale commercial livestock ranchers, small-scale ranchers, and pastoral communities to apply basic behavioral ecological principles in context specific ways, balancing conservation and development is possible.
Generally, both conversation and reading involve at least one of the four principles of context that are used in word learning and vocabulary development: physical context, prior knowledge, social context and semantic support.
The diagnosis of quality remains, in principle, a context-dependent judgement, but our tool provides powerful, automated, objective and comprehensive instruments on which to base a decision.
Perspectives from patients, clinicians, and expert colleagues on the consultations were linked to supporting research evidence and guidelines Part 5 (clinical practice with reflection): In keeping with principles of context bound learning, 49 clinicians described three of their own consultations in which they used the new consultation skills.
The symmetric calculus LG without interaction principles is context-free, as shown in Bastenhof 2010.
Kripke argued that the problems could be replicated without assuming Kripke's thesis about names, relying instead on translation principles and context-shifting principles.
