Contexts

We're all born into certain circumstances with particular physical traits, unique developmental experiences, geographical and historical contexts.

In particular, evanescent waves can occur in the contexts of optics and other forms of electromagnetic radiation, acoustics, quantum mechanics, and waves on strings .

Identities and contexts

In different contexts, cells do different things.

Country contexts SSR is not limited to a single political situation, but rather can be introduced in various contexts.

But in some other contexts, equitable means equal .

In other contexts the principle is open to serious question.

Stories take place in a certain area. They have contexts.

The ongoing need for primary standard setting emerges in three contexts

The ongoing need for primary standard setting emerges in three contexts

let's just think about it in a couple of different contexts.

It's kind of the model that has worked in other contexts.

In both these contexts, both science and culture, we need reform.

Political contexts matter, the Israelis will argue.

This is helping to promote further instability in already volatile political contexts.

It is an arrangement which I intend to use in other contexts.

We make a lot of mistakes in a lot of different contexts.

Here's an example from a variety of contexts.

The use of Roman Urdu was common in contexts such as product labels.

Facebook and the classroom Facebook represents a potentially useful tool in educational contexts.

Confusion often surrounds the ways and contexts in which these terms are used.

Noting that prevention of conflict must remain the fundamental focus of the work of the United Nations and that peace, security and development, in particular within post conflict contexts, are inextricably linked,

Allow and encourage the learners to test ideas against different views in different contexts.

Rampant sexual and gender based violence remain a reality in a number of contexts.

These have been developed in countries with very different historical, political and economic contexts.

They pointed out that such an approach had not been used in other contexts.

The Government has always to defend its policies in any of those different contexts.

On the contrary, economic growth in such contexts can be and often is politically destabilizing.

Traditional human rights accountability mechanisms show limitations to address poverty in some circumstances and contexts.

In technical contexts it is used quantitatively, but without any general agreement on its definition.

In all those very different contexts, one characteristic emerged as a significant predictor of success.

quot Recognizing that the United Nations, in accordance with its role and responsibilities established under the Charter, can make a significant contribution in the field of verification, in particular of multilateral agreements, and including verification in global, regional and local contexts,

These very same people are strong believers, in lots of contexts, in the limits on the markets.

Applications Gaussian functions appear in many contexts in the natural sciences, the social sciences, mathematics, and engineering.

It has also contributed to the prevention of injustice in contexts far removed from the Balkans.

Young people were encouraged to examine priorities of greatest concern in their national or local contexts.

The same would apply in other contexts where the collective right to self determination is claimed.

32. Poverty was a relative concept which manifested itself differently in varying social and cultural contexts.

Although they are like in different contexts, one is magical, the other two are like investigation,

Basically one of the contexts that we studied was schools in very remote parts of India.

You'll see other contexts where this would be described as natural.

Many speakers referred to the large reverse financial transfers in different contexts in the course of the dialogue.

I'm going to be talking about designing humor, which is sort of an interesting thing, but it goes to some of the discussions about constraints, and how in certain contexts, humor is right, and in other contexts it's wrong.

Mark Graham has leveled broad critiques at Chris Anderson's assertion that big data will spell the end of theory focusing in particular on the notion that big data will always need to be contextualized in their social, economic and political contexts.