He insisted that Ipsa was taking the wider economic context into account.
To explain what's going on, a researcher needs to take context into account.
In his dissenting opinion, Justice Breyer said the majority had relied too literally on the language of Section 525 without taking the bankruptcy code's larger context into account.
Obeying rules is generally a good thing, but can be taken too far if rules are applied inflexibly or without taking into context into account.
Again, however, whilst these sentiments may explain some things, they do not take context into account – hence why some socio-historic context is provided.
"Rather, it is unique in its encyclopedia of Soviet period architecture and I very much hope that all new facilities being built on VDNKh's territory will be designed and built taking this context into account".
It let stand the language recommending that the decision to start screening every other year "should be an individual one" that "takes patient context into account, including the patient's values regarding the specific benefits and harms".
On one hand, referees should take in-game context into account when deciding when to blow the whistle or not, but it does seem strange that what constitutes a foul is dependent on something as arbitrary as the time left on the game clock.
Over the past few years, 60-odd companies have set up shop to develop tools for clients needing a better grip on what, deep down, their customers or constituents really think.Most of the work to date has used semantic search engines to parse text retrieved from the web for meaning, disambiguating words with similar spellings by taking their context into account.
A new method of measuring visibility taking context into account introduced by Alexander Wertheim has been validated in this study.
In 1989 he introduced the term conspicuity to denote visibility of an object taking context into account.
