Sentence examples for same contexts from inspiring English sources

Expressions ("silent bared teeth", "relaxed open mouth", "pant hoot" and so on) almost always occurred in the same contexts in different groups and different species.

It's strange how socially acceptable daddy-dissing can be, in some of the same contexts in which a teasing disrespect for, say, 40-something aspiring mothers would never be tolerated.

By similar, we mean words that tend to be used in the same contexts and usually belong to the same part-of-speech category.

These relations, corresponding to synonyms, hypernyms, antonyms, and so forth, are calculated by means of context vectors for each word, grouping together words that appear in the same contexts.

Eliminating the expression of the male form of the neural sex determination factor, Fruitless (FruM), in three OA suboesophageal ganglia (SOG) neurons also leads to increased male-male courtship behavior in these same contexts.

For example, Graf and Schacter [41] found associative priming, larger effects for targets presented with the same versus different contexts, on a word stem completion test, and they showed that performance on a cued recall test is higher when targets appear with the same contexts versus different contexts at study and test.

An interesting thought experiment is to think of rural urban migration in the same context.

"I would put this case in the same context, this is that type of litigation".

As far as occurrence in the same context goes, there are no serious problems.

In this same context, natural objects can be imbued with sacred power.

"I started hearing Snapchat in the same context as Twitter, Instagram and Facebook," he said.