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Nor do the film-set context and use of filmed closeups help to flesh out characters who are sketchy in the original.

Secondly, the context and use of emoticons seems to typify a cultural trend that is at the very least rather annoying: a refusal of adults to act like grown-ups, and a mindless desire to endlessly, and uncritically, adopt all that is youth-related, and to never out-grow the preoccupation we have stolen from teenagers – that with being "cool".

Table 2 provides a summary of the differences in the context and use of the active teaching tools between the biology and engineering courses.

It's since pivoted to build an engine to communicate with artificial intelligence via understanding the context and use of symbols, which can be applied to things like giving characters in games emotions, and licensing this engine to third parties.

Generalizability of findings is limited but the detailed description of study context and use of established theory suggests that findings could be transferrable and tested in other medical programs, particularly research naive student populations.

Finally, combining the project names or Lead Investigators for the GMTF and the MPowerment Project (because of topical proximity), for the GMHT and the 4 Gyms Project (because of the shared UK context) and for the GMTF and the ASSIST Project (because of their UK context and use of Diffusion of Innovations Theory) also yielded interesting insights.

But in death penalty cases, the images are taken out of that medical or experimental context, and used to clarify nuances of criminal actions.

"My experience with litigation is that oftentimes the plaintiff's bar will take information out of context and use that as a point of criticism against the client, against our firm, whatever," Mr. Corgel said.

In a context of increasing development and use of recreational activities within children's free time, one could wonder what is still free in free time?

The concept of benefit sharing has been concretized in the context of the access and use of genetic resources [ 15].

The information on acute systemic toxicity generated by the test is used in hazard identification and risk management in the context of production, handling, and use of chemicals.