Sentence examples for basic contexts in which from inspiring English sources
DIE WELTLITERATUR There are two basic contexts in which a work of art may be placed: either in the history of its nation (we can call this the small context) or else in the supranational history of its art (the large context).
The project provided the basic context in which more community-oriented approaches to the provisioning of social services and environmental protection in pastoral environments were trialled, in contrast to the more top-down, blueprint approaches oft developed in distant offices.
"I have absolute faith in our Trident Missiles… what we were talking about was whether or not we should renew our Trident," she said – patronisingly repeating the basic context in which every viewer understands the question is being asked, rather than answering it.
In certain cases there were no major shifts in basic biochemical activity but only an expansion of the range of specific biological contexts in which these activities were deployed.
For instance, in the motor domain, posterior frontal lobe regions encode basic movements (extending the arm), whereas anterior regions fire more selectively to particular contexts in which these movements are performed (e.g., making coffee and shaking hands).
A court acting like a robot is cute, but it is a basic rule of interpretation that you define provisions in the context in which they are used.
So as the National's Frankenstein brilliantly gets back to basics, it's an opportune moment for considering the broad context in which all versions of Mary Shelley's myth are required to situate themselves.
A sound evaluation of the ethical issues involved requires understanding of the basic mechanics of data linkage, the associated benefits and risks, and the legal context in which it occurs.
We also believe that basic research will not resolve environmental problems in isolation, but must be pursued with awareness of societal needs and in the context in which these issues exist.
