Sentence examples for the normal context from inspiring English sources

In the normal context of a round, the 18th hole at The Belfry is among the most intimidating in British golf.

However, the delays of the service messages is almost 1 s for the "normal" context of network and charge, and can reach 3 s in the worst cases.

For this purpose, we introduced a session of 5 danger stimulus presentations in a different context (context B) 48 h after the extinction session and 1 day before testing performed in the normal context (context A) (Figure 4a left panel).

Nonetheless, most syngeneic interactions, which are more relevant to the normal context of natural immunity, have been shown to display various degrees of "CD8 dependency" 23.

However, because enhancer constructs are not properly chromatinized and are out of the normal context of the endogenous gene, it is difficult to draw conclusions from these data.

However, how can this actually happen, since in the normal context a second VSG can only be expressed in conjunction with the upstream ESAGs, since they share a common promoter in the ES?

He delighted in the art of jolting yet understated juxtapositions; by adding a touch of the strange to a normal context, he could sound the mind's dark depths more subtly than would the overtly grotesque.

Integrating such physiological response pathways, even if they are represented in a simplified way, with the clock model will allow to expand our knowledge on the temporal regulation of plant physiology in its normal context, the unavoidable day-night cycle.

We imagine that most regulatory motifs normally act in only one way; however, when moved out of their normal context (usually the case in the assays used to test for the action of these motifs), they will act differently, depending on the new context (which includes proximity to an appropriate factory).

In a normal context, the accurate interpretation of socially related non-verbal information requires appropriate integration of multisensory input, usually visual and auditory information, which can change based on incoming information quality.

Mr. Kelly's normal context is the safe one of anonymity, because under the rules of Downing Street briefings, the names of spokesmen can not be printed.