Sentence examples for unfamiliar contexts from inspiring English sources
Reading Bostrom's book, you come away feeling that there may be no way to build machines that possess true "general intelligence" – that is, the ability to learn new concepts and apply them in unfamiliar contexts – without destroying ourselves in the process.
The OECD described pupils who excelled in the test as 'quick learners, highly inquisitive and able to solve unstructured problems in unfamiliar contexts' (OECD, 2014, p. 44).
"Above content" means focusing on the ability of students to extrapolate from what they have learned and apply acquired competencies in new and unfamiliar contexts.
Our mission is to ensure that four years later they emerge as lifelong learners who recognize that education is not just a matter of what you know -- but how to ask the right questions, to develop well-supported arguments, and to apply knowledge in new and unfamiliar contexts.
Our current findings suggest that female California mice (both control and stressed) have exaggerated corticosterone responses to novel same-sex mice in unfamiliar contexts, similar to what has been observed in familiar contexts [18].
Unlike other research on BI that has measured the phenotype in novel and unfamiliar contexts where it is normative to display anxiety, our findings suggest that the activation of neural activity in a stress-relevant circuit when in a safe and familiar context may be particularly significant in determining vulnerability to psychopathology in affected individuals.
It was interesting to see something familiar in an unfamiliar context.
We are just placing this common ritual into an unfamiliar context".
Here our interest is piqued by the use of a familiar symbol in an unfamiliar context.
Although Staples said she didn't really know Wilco, or have any of their albums, she had a "wonderful time" working in an unfamiliar context.
"It's a ninth-grade problem that involves geometry and algebra in an unfamiliar context," and tests several skills at once, he said.
