If they are not, they lose their effectiveness, because an argument is neither strong nor weak in an absolute sense and for every audience but only in relation to a particular audience that is prepared to accept it or not.
He showed his audience where the leaders stood in relation to par as play progressed, not simply their total score, and he placed microphones on the greens to pick up chatter between the golfers and their caddies.
Calling their move a "small meaningless rebellion" — likely in reference to the band's audience size and catalog size in relation to that of Spotify overall, not their own profile, judging by the online reaction to the move — Godrich explained that "new artists get paid fuck all with this model.. It's an equation that just doesn't work".
The formative research will be conducted to understand preliminary target audience attitudes, knowledge and practices in relation to institution-based childbirth.
These numbers, though, do not build in relation to the audience's response.
Ms. Barron also writes, "By exposing the museum-going audience to exhibitions that present art in relation to its social, political and historical context, the public will grow to value artworks as more than timeless, transcendent or universal objects of beauty that speak for themselves".
Life histories and narratives are creative constructions of the past, generated in specific contexts of the present and in relation to the audience (Eastmond, 2007; Gibbs, 2007).
Some of these strategies are widely used in both scientific and legal settings, although under different constraints and in relation to different audiences.
To do this, however, the materials would have to be centralized in a database and clearly tagged in relation to target audiences, learning objectives, etc. Ideally, they would also be peer reviewed, and easily and efficiently accessible for downloading.
According to the act there is a need "in relation to every different audience in the United Kingdom or in a particular area or locality of the United Kingdom, for there to be a sufficient plurality of persons with control of the media enterprises serving that audience".
