Sentence examples for stage context from inspiring English sources

The tennis narrative, of course, is completely dominated by a quartet of players but while golf was always going to receive intense focus as the new kid on the Olympic stage, context is important.

However, on the other hand, Naurin refers to evidence from Eliasoph (1998: 7) suggesting in the case of activists that while in backroom conversations they tend to express themselves with reference to justice and common good concerns, shifting to a front stage context also increases their use of self-regarding arguments.

The original stage context of "Who Can I Turn To?," from The Roar of the Greasepaint, The Smell of the Crowd, was a character singing to God.

For example, the floral organ development stage context with 34 genes has an AUC of 0.51.

For example, how to calculate the critical value for testing the selected treatment against the control at the final stage, whether it is possible to control the type I error rate of this test in the strong sense; finding multistage designs (e.g., the K and L in the three stage context) that are optimal in terms of maximal power and minimal size.

In the detection stage, context-dependent acoustic models and count-based event priors are used.

Secondly, and perhaps more importantly, two-stage theories may be viewed as implementing a distinction between semantics and pragmatics which has some prima facie plausibility: in the first stage a representation is computed which is projected from the sentence's lexico-grammatical structure, while in the second stage, context-dependent aspects of meaning are dealt with.

However existing studies focus on broad age ranges (>40 years) and are not specifically focused on older adults in the peri-retirement phase and therefore it is necessary for research on the influences on nutrition and physical activity behaviours to take into account the specific life-stage context [ 24].

An understanding of the modifiable determinants of nutrition and physical activity behaviours among older adults to take into account the specific life-stage context is required in order to develop effective interventions to promote health and well-being and prevent chronic disease and improve quality of life.

Following 1 week of extensive handling to habituate the rats to the experimenter behavioral testing proceeded in four stages: Context habituation.

The proposed approach is composed of two stages: automatic context recognition stage and sound event detection stage.