"Lying is a varied, context-dependent behaviour, involving activity in many different functional subsystems.
The house also displays different types and eras of modernism, which gives texture to a modern interior by making modernism, in its own varied context, another historical element -- tradition in the newest sense.
These results suggest that varied context of plants or animals in item stems on diagnostic assessments can provide teachers with a more complete picture of their students' ideas about natural selection prior to instruction.
Considerable challenges exist for service organisation, delivery by healthcare professionals operating within this complex and varied context.
29 Baltes and Smith also define wisdom as having useful knowledge to deal with life problems, including an awareness of the varied contexts of life, acknowledgement that values and life goals vary among individuals and groups, and recognition of the uncertainties of life, along with ways to deal with them.
28 29 Multiple case study is preferred as this design is well adapted to respond to a research question focused on the 'how' in a complex system (LSN), and in dynamic and varied contexts at the time of the study.
It is uncertain if their vocalizations have specific or varied contexts, and as with other primates, arousal level may play a role in the acoustic structure of its calls.
They will not excel, however, for the foreseeable future, in non-routine tasks that require, as Baker puts it, "imagination, the application of knowledge to novel or varied contexts, and the ability to make judgments".
'Having it all' is one of those phrases that I have heard and read about so often over the last few years in so many varied contexts and with so many different interpretations I have no idea what it is supposed to mean.
Through enrollment in a specially designed Intercultural Communication course, Chinese university students (N = 57) were guided to conduct two cross-cultural interviews in varied contexts.
In varied contexts, landscaping, and flowers, in particular, has been found to elicit positive emotional responses in both men and women (Haviland Jones et al. 2005).
