Sentence examples for relevant context of from inspiring English sources

This, surely, is the relevant context of Comey's dismissal.

The goal was to develop a 2-week curriculum to help students understand major concepts of evolution using the dynamic, modern, and relevant context of medicine.

However that may be, Husserl construes (sub- propositional contentsub- propositionalnings") as two-facontentswith the generespectiveg function plus the relevant context of utterance (if any) determeaningshe content in question.

Neglect of the perspective of lay (i.e., non-linguistic) judges on language and communication is a serious validity concern, since they are the ultimate arbiters of what matters for effective communication in the relevant context of language use.

The motivation of this work is based on the lack of Software Design tools that support new designers in finding and applying Design Patterns in High Level Software models based on input requirements written in natural language and taking into account the relevant context of a working problem.

But a cost-benefit analysis submitted to the NEB warned that Enbridge's numbers are likely overstated and found that "these benefits are insignificant in the relevant context of the overall Quebec, Ontario, and Canadian economies, and even more insignificant when weighed against the cost of a major accident/spill".

First, they are based on a questionable identification of competence with success in a single institution, the school, rather than in the relevant contexts of application.

Some fictionalists hold that we happily say things like "the sun rises" and "that car is moving too quickly" despite knowing fully well that neither sentence is literally true in the relevant contexts of utterance.

Relevant contexts of community practice include clinicians' practices and perspectives as well as families' needs and perspectives (Herschell et al. 2004; Silverman and Hinshaw 2008).

In the light of our findings for equivalent reproductive performance of farm versus wild Atlantic salmon, including within the relevant contexts of sperm competition and cryptic female choice (Birkhead et al.

In addition, the input of those to be measured in the identification of relevant context markers of research productivity and in the design of the assessment tool is needed for buy-in and sustainability.