1. Contextual clues can help one to find the meaning.

2. The writer builds up a clever contextual picture of upper class life.

3. All the contextual information is lost.

4. Subjects were given varying amounts of contextual information.

5. However, the contextual issue of site-specific works remains problematic.

6. Contextual and generic considerations strengthen this case.

7. It has been established that contextual information is necessary in addition to a pattern recogniser.

8. On some occasions, however, contextual information might actually be unhelpful in that it might exclude the correct item.

9. He places particular stress upon contextual details which can be interpreted as the Reeve's appropriation of the role of priest.

10. Finally, there is a contextual issue, briefly dealt with, but of supreme importance.

11. This would constitute information - data plus a contextual framework allowing a larger picture to be revealed.

12. Notice that the principle of contextual plausibility allows legitimacy to expressions which arise in the contrived contexts of the classroom.

13. When reference to contextual parliamentary material is necessary is also uncertain.

14. If this were not so, contextual facilitation of auditory word recognition would occur only for words at the end of clauses.

15. One further contextual factor had an important bearing on this analysis.

16. We need now to examine the role of contextual factors directly and in more detail.

17. It alerts one to the importance of contextual factors such as those relating to the institution's regulations, resources and ethos.

18. It's impossible to understand the nuances of an isolated word without some contextual clues.

19. That is, the reformulation draws the hearer's attention to the range of contextual assumptions which distinguish sprinting from ordinary running.

20. The anthropological excursion which they undertook was there to show the arbitrariness, the contextual, relative nature of these concepts.

21. Logogens accept input from both bottom-up sensory analysers, and top-down contextual mechanisms.

21. is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.

22. Here the missing link is frequently the directly observed contextual detail which is so crucial in anthropological field work.

23. They indicate the relationship of utterances in the mind or in the world and are thus in a way contextual.

24. These various approaches have a number of problems, and it was established that contextual information is necessary in addition to a pattern recogniser.

25. In this respect, the basic criterion for normality is not actual occurrence but contextual plausibility.

26. National test results should reflect the involvement of the school and there should be more contextual evidence included in Ofsted reports.

27. Compounds of limitation are derived at three different levels, from limitations which are continuous, contextual, and contingent.

28. We choose the most likely meaning for it from the world, and in this case the meaning is contextual.

29. Again, we see the surprisingly pervasive role that presumptions of contextual appropriateness play in successful communication.

30. By contrast, written language found in books has no such contextual support.

31. Underlying these questions are contextual issues of relevance and motivation.

32. In each study, contextual description is used in an effort to make larger inferences about the process of democratic transition.

33. The only way for correct recognition to be achieved in such situations is by the use of additional contextual information.

34. Three approaches are generally considered for the application of contextual information in the field of text recognition.

35. Contextual logic may help to eliminate unwanted uses of homographs. 3.

36. Any higher level processing must begin with orthography, hence this study forms the first part of a contextual system.

37. However, there is no specific set of contextual assumptions which the hearer is expected to supply.

38. Human readers usually have little difficulty with most types of ambiguity, since they can effortlessly apply a variety of contextual information.

39. Another method is to collect information on structural and other contextual properties and to use these as a basis for sampling.

40. In this way, the repetition may achieve extra contextual effects by modifying the propositional form of the utterance.

41. Hymes intends that these contextual features should be regarded rather as general phonetic features are regarded.

42. What is at issue is the way different uses of language realize the complementary relationship between linguistic resources and contextual factors.

43. For example, the hearer may be expected to access a range of contextual assumptions about the effort of running up hills.

44. Even where such material is not incorporated by reference apparently reference may still be made to it for contextual or confirmatory purposes.

45. It will be evident that the Pearce-Hall theory finds it difficult to deal with the effects of contextual factors.

46. Since these are questions of fact a decision-maker would have to make a full contextual analysis before reaching a decision.

47. Contextual description allows political scientists to know what other countries are like.

48. This is more than skills because the total expertise will include also rules, knowledge and contextual information.

49. Scientists and policy makers face unfamiliar challenges in addressing these broader contextual issues in population health.

50. Contextual parliamentary material is only admissible to the extent necessary to understand parliamentary statements establishing parliamentary intent.

51. This word has a special contextual meaning here.

52. Consider the external,(http:///contextual.html) contextual factors that could affect performance.

53. contextual clues to the meaning.

54. Requiring intermediation encourages messages to carry more contextual information.

55. Is this the best way to do contextual studies?

56. It attracts many scholars'attention that how to interpret the speech discourse from contextual perspective.

57. The site for the Dallas Public Library Lochwood Branch, is bound by a strip mall, apartment complex, and residential neighborhood, which presented significant contextual opportunities.

58. Further, ambidexterity mediates the relationship between these contextual features and performance.

59. Is there a small set of contextual commands and options that apply to the selected object or program mode?

60. From the cognitive perspective, Relevance Theory puts forward "Ostensive Inferential Communication Model", explaining the nature, mental process and contextual effects of language communication.

61. Through contextual information, problem resolution is streamlined, and standards and policies can be enforced.

62. Annotations are defined that govern injection of method parameters and class members, which provide valuable contextual information to applications during runtime.

63. Contextual interviews are natural and realistic They are also usually quite informal.

64. This paper analyzes the descriptive terms of address in the light of context and illustrates the importance of contextual analysis in understanding and translation of such terms.

65. On the other hand, a word which has cultural connotation in one language may not have any cultural connotation in another but correspond to it through its contextual meaning.

66. Glossary users may add notes to terms providing further contextual information and subject matter knowledge to the glossary.

67. The mediation handlers that are contained in the mediation can read and change the message, the contextual information, and even the routing (that is, where the message is sent next).

68. The EPCIS specification permits the data from raw read events to be augmented with contextual information about the observation of tagged items in the supply chain.

69. It indicates that contextual analysis and language knowledge are both important to the resolution of ambiguities.

70. A developer can instrument an application using JMX to provide contextual information for issues that occur.

71. The error text may contain information about the contextual problem.

72. However, ideal contextual effects in oral communication are conditioned by the "ostensive" devices employed by the speaker .

73. Relevance theory states that, in communication receiver always pursue and follow the best related target: namely, in cognitive process with the smallest input to get enough contextual effect.

74. It is under the guidance of DMs that the audience is able to process the information with least effort and thus achieve the largest contextual effect.

75. We've found that awareness is often higher with non-contextually targeted ads, but engagement and recall is higher with contextual ads.

76. Contextual meaning can be generally defined into two senses of linguistic contextual meaning and non- linguistic contextual meaning.

77. The site uses traditional pop-up windows to present small chunks of contextual information about each product and product option.

78. Contextual analysis suggests that the BEN domain mediates protein-DNA and protein-protein interactions during chromatin organization and transcription.

79. As the central studying method of contextualism, contextual analysis is the sets of syntactical analysis, semantic analysis and pragmatic analysis.

80. The combination of contextual analysis and morphological analysis was found to have a significant effect on the subjects' interpretation in most cases.

81. The contextual meaning is an inevitable phenomenon in the language us...

81. try its best to gather and create good sentences.

82. Upon them, the essence of the method of contextual analysis and six basic principles of using these methods are discussed.

83. When doing so, it is crucial to include as much contextual information as possible -- parameters supplied by users and other application state information, for example.

84. Each messaging protocol provides a place for this contextual information: SOAP headers, JMS headers, WebSphere "workspaces," just to name a few examples.

85. Semantic translation attempts to render, as closely as the semantic and syntactic structures of the second language allow, the exact contextual meaning of the original.

86. This present thesis intends to give a further study on this theory from the perspective of the influence of contextual restriction and interpretation on pragmatic translation.

87. "Contextual discovery" may be the next big thing for search results, using previous browsing trends and location data to deliver useful information.

88. Some discussions have started already on the Bean Validation feedback forum to provide additional contextual information.

89. The contextual meaning is an inevitable phenomenon in the language using, of which we c...

90. The enlightenment of contextual analysis and cross-cultural analysis lie in synthesis and comparison.

91. However, whichever way it takes, pun interpretation creates extra contextual effects, enhances message memorability and gives the audience intellectual pleasure from solving the pun.

92. How to transgress language barriers and contextual differences in communication?

93. It could be extended to employ rules to grant or deny operations (put, get, cd, and so on) based on a user's identity or contextual information that can be tested by rules.

94. The software also provides contextual information tailored to the individual.

95. At present, Schema Theory and Contextual Theory have been a hotspot of study in reading teaching.

96. More contextual images and project info on the Pentagram blog.

97. The author attempts to analyze the contextual effect on the lexical item and its semantic content with the application of relevance theory.

98. The idea behind the model is that when moving from the contextual features towards the system (from lower right corner) searching activity and retrieval take place, including query modification loops.

99. Sean O'Brien : To me the signature stuff and the trademark moves, those need to be contextual.

100. Focusing on the application of semantic comprehension and contextual analysis in the study of accurate translation, this paper illustrates this point with a considerable number of concrete examples.

101. After decoding the normativity of meaning, it points out that the contextual analysis offers a view of the reasonable interpretation of the significance of linguistic community and normativity.

102. But contextual meaning can be defined from the following two aspects.

103. This paper is meant to confirm the philosophical implications of Zhuang Zi's ideal of "making all things equal" through conducting a contextual analysis of the text of Zhuang Zi.

104. Random contextual alternates provide multiple substitute glyphs for a single character.

105. Each trace method accepts a String[] name parameter that contains the contextual components of a compound name, the structure of which is specific to the APM system.

106. The use of lexical, syntactic, semantic , pragmatic , contextual and prosodic information in language comprehension.

107. Being exposed in an open contextual dimension, body becomes a point of intersection.

108. Facebook's one major slip-up, the ill-fated contextual advertising program nick-named Beacon, came right at the end of last year and was quickly swept under the carpet.

109. In translating activities lingual, contextual, stylistic and cultural schemata should be transferred successfully.

110. For, a surprising amount can be done through contextual definition if one has techniques for finding his way through the mazes.

111. Or rather, a list of lists, given each contextual response will itself consist of four elements.

111. is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find nice sentences for a large number of words.

112. A diatropic contextual analysis indicates the actual contexts in which quantum gravity theory is proposed and the importance of explanatory contextual choices.

113. Furthermore the parser provides no contextual information, so it is up to the application to match the events with each other.

114. Processing effort and contextual effect are two utmost important indicators of relevance.

115. Weizenbaum, Joseph. " Contextual Understanding by Computers", Communications of the Association for Computing Machinery 8 (1967).

116. There are several approaches to translation as follows : paraphrase , adaptation, annotation contextual amplification and so on.

117. In order to satisfy the criteria of dynamic equivalence, contextual analysis proves to be an effective method.

118. A temporal - contextual theory of the recency effect is discussed.

119. German – Translated literally, this word means "gate-closing panic, " but its contextual meaning refers to "the fear of diminishing opportunities as one ages. "

120. The remarkable influence of context over use of paralanguage evinces the fact that contextual factors must be fully taken into account in the understanding of paralinguistic communication.

121. Contextual innovation as a method, allows designers to access the unarticulated and largely unknown needs of users.

122. Chapter Four applies contextual analysis in a case study to show how it may help in the practice of subtitling.

123. The analysis of the contextual meaning at the second level is based on the theories of speech acts of pragmatics and cross-culture communication.

124. The Context object encapsulates all contextual information needed to evaluate the expression.

125. In terms of contextual analysis,[] it is stated that context plays a significant role in deciding the definite meaning of words and removing the ambiguous sentence in English-Chinese translation.

126. Contextual inquiry methods closely parallel the methods described here, but with some subtle and important differences.

127. Aside from some objective factors, this failure has much to do with the translator's lack of abilities, in such as contextual analysis, language sensibility and logic thinking, etc.

128. RE must begin with an organizational and contextual analysis to determine the objectives and boundary of the target system.

129. This paper attempts to explore some functions of zeugma from the pragmatic approach with authentic examples and how the contextual meanings of zeugma can be derived based on some pragmatic theories.

130. Transient pages are created based on the definition of an existing page and are then added to the navigation along with contextual information.

131. Contextual information, such as namespace attributes and WSDL-derived information, are saved beneath Context.

132. The contextual analysis can help to determine the specific meaning of the polysemy in a sentence and rule out the ambiguities.

133. The results were as follows:there was contextual cueing effect during the target search in indoor scenes. This effect was based on the explicit memory for the context-target covariation.

134. Humbolt's theory of language competence greatly influenced Chomsky's proposal of nativism, and the contextual relationship between the two theories can be clearly perceived.

135. You can see the power of this as a next generation Internet interface, as it removes several manual steps from the process of receiving relevant, contextual information about something or someone.

136. The third chapter is about the process of filling gaps of contextual meaning in the English versions of Shuihuzhuan.

137. To sum up, for a RESTful application, the contract contains three different pieces: the uniform interface, media types of representations, and contextual links to resources.

138. In pragmatics, "world" is known as the reality, refer ring to the function of mind of the language user. It is activated and transformed into contextual meaning.

139. Thetothe problem of lacking contextual factors in listening test aimingto some extent.

140. The second chapter was a focal and difficult point of the paper, which consists of more than 280 words, the paper explained their contextual meaning tentatively.

141. Dynamic Help window and provide contextual help for the additional attributes.

142. The contextual portal supports recurring user behavior by taking contextual information into account or by learning from a user or user group's previous behavior.

143. Since the beginning of Gmail and its AdSense contextual ads, there has been much concern that Google was reading all of your email to serve up the best ads.

144. The translators can improve the cognitive competence of metaphors from three aspects: cultural acquisition, the acquisition of conceptual metaphors and contextual analysis.

145. He should go further from its conceptual meaning to understand its contextual meaning.

146. Coherence, derivable from relevance, is divided into two kinds: the coherence of propositional content and the coherence of contextual effect.

147. Relevance Theory is based on the perspective of cognition and its basic rule is Optimal Relevance, that is, to fulfil the contextual effects with the least effort.

148. Contextual information that is typically used for filtering includes current date, time, last actions performed, current navigational position, and awareness of other persons online.

149. The contextual meaning is an inevitable consequence decided by the features and purposes of the language system itself.