Sentence examples similar to unambiguous context from inspiring English sources

Together, they provide an unambiguous context-free grammar generating the language of x → y trips.

An unambiguous context-free grammar was derived, which is able to generate all trips uniquely and in monotonic order of length.

Another possibility is that social information is highly salient in any dynamic interaction between people and thus it may affect choices even in unambiguous contexts.

Only recordings made during unambiguous contexts were included (aggressor screams: physical contact, charging or lunging at victim; victim screams: physical contact or being chased by aggressor; pant hoots: display charges towards other group members).

An efficient solution of the partition function problem for RIP requires an unambiguous context-free grammar with the constraint that the number of break points, i.e. the number of non-terminals in each individual production, is as small as possible.

Note that, in unambiguous contexts, 'host' is often used as a short form of 'host species'.

These features are intended to allow the tagger to e.g. benefit from unambiguous mentions in context to disambiguate ambiguous ones.

The poetry is various, but the message, in this context, is unambiguous: the themes are loss and death and the gray emptiness of surviving alone.

So when the context is unambiguous, it is perfectly legitimate to express the fact that A is different from B by saying "A is not B".

Statements of fact or with unambiguous wording in a given context were classified as specific congruence.

In such a context, units possessing unambiguous proto-tRNAs will have a manifest advantage over those that have proto-tRNAs associating the same proto-anticodon with different amino acids, the advantage being the possibility of faithful reproduction of a message.