Tim Adams, in an interview with Deller in the Observer to coincide with the Biennale, attempted to distil his work: "His skill is juxtaposition, he is a master of putting things and people next to each other, altering contexts, lighting touchpapers and standing well back.
Many relationships do withstand the rigours of the road – and being together 24/7 – but just as many fall apart in such a radically altered context.
In this light, David Owen's profile, "The Chosen One," published just a few weeks after Woods had decimated the field at Pebble Beach, is an astounding portrait, one that offers fresh and unique insight in this radically altered context.
There were no genotypic differences in activity levels in the altered context test, which is both amygdala- and hippocampus-dependent [F 2, 60) = 2.11, P = 0.13]; however, there was a significant genotype X sex interaction in activity levels in the altered environment [F 2, 60) = 4.2, P<0.02].
Implementation of CCM in primary care requires tailoring interventions to the local context, as well as altering the context, for the process to be successful.
Altering the context altered the result.
Altering the context of branches and other components, Ms. Fox invents haunting headlike ovals that seem infused with an otherworldly, magical aura.
Much of our behaviour, he writes, takes place "outside conscious awareness"; so government should "shift the focus of attention away from facts and information", and towards "automatic processes" and "altering the context in which people act".
The development of mobile, convergent media networks is altering the context of professional, educational, and everyday communication.
Cognitive defusion techniques are designed to reduce the functions of thoughts by altering the context in which they occur, rather than the attempting to alter the form, frequency, or situational sensitivity of the thoughts themselves.
