contextual element

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More generally, how should we connect the textual and contextual elements of the story; how should macro-economic change be linked to micro-cultural patterns and processes?
Some contextual elements refer to the domain, others to the situation and yet others to the actions.
The user/agent comes in and out of contextual elements over time, but this is not necessarily real time.
One of the reasons is that contextual elements are heterogeneous in nature.
This ignores relational and contextual elements in human well-being, and the potentially crucial role of services in meeting such needs.
Contextual elements constitute a heterogeneous set because they may not all have the same nature and granularity.
The contextual elements attached to the different branches are proceduralised at the diverging node.
What role did courts, state legislatures, pressure groups, experts, foreign governments, and other contextual elements play in changing census practices?
Users are obstructed by the system's matrix of ' contextual concrete', in which all contextual elements are bound together on a take it or leave it basis.
Secondly, they were asked to discuss those contextual elements that they thought contributed to erasing boundaries between different scholarly cultures by transforming local knowledge into cross-culturally accepted knowledge.
Contextual elements that embody the contextual knowledge.
Contexts continue to be defined at greater or lesser specificity as contextual elements are entered and exited.
In my opinion, these are the three contextual elements which form the basis of the report.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
Character defines a function associated by convention with an expression, which takes contextual elements as arguments and yields content as values.
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