A concept that lacks a context is simply confusing.
To have a premiere of my first orchestral piece in such a context is fantastic".
To place a family drama in such a context is to lift it out of time into a region somewhere between myth and philosophy.
To watch the changing-quartet ensemble from "Installations" (1996) or the new solo for Ms. Desjardins in such a context is to be shown the remarkable continuity of Mr. Cunningham's work.
Hence, if a context is true, the variant is enabled.
Once a context is fixed, counterfactuals can be expressed as non-modal conditionals.
Understanding groundwater flows in such a context is of prime importance for sustainable aquifer management.
The meaning of the word, expressed by its use in a context is called lexicon.
(Context) A context is a nonempty finite set of atomic concepts Σ={A 1,…,A n }.
On his view, the content of a predicate, with respect to a context, is a property or relation.
Cassirer held that the possibility of talking of 'objects' in a context is the possibility of individuating invariants (1944).
