Sentence examples for this kind of context from inspiring English sources

This kind of context always exists.

The placement of Aristotelian works in this kind of context is transmitted to the Latin Middle Ages by Boethius.

Hume's worries about consent theorists' interpreting residence in a territory as consent to its government have close analogs in this kind of context (Hume, 1748, p. 263).

This kind of "context specificity", which is relevant for solving concrete situations, is also mentioned in psychological studies (Funke 2003; Jonassen 2000).

In a moment of unusual frankness — especially in this kind of context — interim CEO Cotten, who became Rackspace's president in January, acknowledged that he had hoped to become the full-time CEO himself.

Don't people get competitive about their bodies in this kind of context?

Indeed, this kind of context-dependent adaptation illustrates the challenge that situated robotics opens up for research, as described in Section 1.2, Aspect #2.

But too many mainstream journalists still think print-first, which is one reason you get this kind of context-free nuclear hysteria, or "wind farms kill whales", or the risible "cell phones kill bees" story from The Independent again, a "serious" newspaper four years ago.

These new generation of services are often characterized by high dynamism and untrustworthiness: existing technologies for managing and applying data privacy policies could be unsuccessful when dealing with this kind of contexts, as they could require too many resources, degrade the data quality to an unacceptable level, be too pervasive for data sources or data requestors.

But that kind of context also allows for decontextualization.

'That kind of humour probably is acceptable in that kind of context.