Artists here create things connected to their context, it is almost impossible to be out of it.
In several cases, process execution is tightly connected to the context.
Services are often closely connected to the context in which they are executed (e.g., a parking web service execution may depend on the type of a car to be parked, on space availability, weather, etc).
The concept of genre, on the contrary, is connected to the context of culture, emphasizing the idea that texts are used for some social purpose (Eggins and Martin 1997: 236).
Nevertheless, Eraut (2009) argues that learning is closely connected to the context, which indicates that apprenticeships performed in different workplaces can be viewed as a unique form of education.
Brooks has expressed a deep fear of zombies: This mindlessness is connected to the context in which Brooks was writing.
In addition, experimentation with alcohol represents an adolescent developmental task on the way to adulthood testing one's limits is a normal part of growing up. 10 Since drinking is often connected to social contexts, the school setting seems to be an ideal place for hazardous alcohol use prevention.
For example, learners who compare examples are more likely to describe concepts in general terms, rather than connected to the contexts of the examples (Catrambone & Holyoak, 1989; Gick & Holyoak, 1983).
Moreover, his work is as intimately connected to the broader context of China's economic and political future as you can get.
We conclude from this study that well-structured engineering experiences provide opportunities for students to engage in the design processes connected to an aerospace context.
