Here are three of the most popular forms and the contexts in which each works best.
Together, they offer a comprehensive understanding of the architect's work and the contexts in which it developed.
In both sociological and geographical terms, illegal intoxicants are everywhere, and the contexts in which people take them are as varied as Britain itself.
School and district leaders will inevitably face challenges and questions based on their own beliefs and the contexts in which they are working.
Detailed examples of each type of incident, and the contexts in which it occurred, are provided as a resource for the design of pervasive computing solutions.
Results are discussed in terms of plasticity of kin recognition systems, the costs and benefits of maintaining social memories, and the contexts in which templates are updated.
The work presented here considers the role of the user in such systems, and the contexts in which such roles might emerge.
This also suggests an underlying similarity between these models, despite their intrinsic differences and the contexts in which they are usually used.
Our analyses suggests that developing TPCK is a multigenerational process, involving the development of deeper understandings of the complex web of relationships between content, pedagogy and technology and the contexts in which they function.
However, participants' constructions of what SFL is and how they might use genre-based pedagogy in the future were highly influenced by their previous schooling experiences and the contexts in which they taught or envisioned teaching.
The Interdisciplinary Research Series will include article contributions on country case studies; trends in scholarly output and degree offerings by discipline; and other areas that influence ID research including pedagogy, technology and the contexts in which higher education research is conducted.
