Sentence examples for well-known context from inspiring English sources
The classification is applied to study the properties of eight variations of TO implementations based on a fixed sequencer given in a well-known context, namely primary component group communication systems.
The well-known context of Parkdale's ongoing gentrification proved a fertile source of outrage for recent Toronto Life feature "We Bought a Crack House".
None of the papers mentioned below is specifically about motion estimation and the suggestion to engage a bit more with all this is not intended to detract from the novelty of the present work; rather it will likely help readers to find the work situated better against this well-known context.
Similarly, rules barring disclosure of a person's identity appear in other well-known contexts, such as protecting juveniles, victims of sexual abuse, and government informants.
A well-known context-dependent substitution process is the 5-methylcytosine deamination process (i.e., the CpG effect), which has been the subject of several studies (see e.g. [ 26- 28]).
Splines are a well-known concept in the context of molecular modeling where they were mainly used to visualize proteins in a convenient way (see Section 1).
ANOVA-based indices such as the Sobol' indices are well-known in this context.
This work is especially well-known, in the context of temporal logic, for introducing the distinction between the "A-series" and the "B-series".
Therefore, such conducts should meet a number of requirements that are well-known in the context of primary care communication [ 17].
This result is well-known in the context of panel growth regressions which control for unobserved country-specific effects, and it is sometimes seen as something of a puzzle.
It is of interest that no concerns were mentioned that exclusively arise in the field of PM, but rather issues that are well-known from other contexts, such as biobanking, (conventional) genetic diagnostics, and other fields of biomedical research.
