FAFG works extensively in two types of circumstances: "closed contexts" in which the site and victims of a massacre are known and "open contexts" where, as Peccerelli says, they have remains but not identities.
Lewis (1980) claims that the primary task of semantics is to describe how semantic values of sentences determine truth-values at contexts and circumstances of evaluation, the latter of which Lewis calls 'indices'indices
Self-efficacy is the confidence in one's personal ability to perform a task or behavior or to change a specific cognitive state, regardless of circumstances or contexts [ 91, 92].
This was a UK study, and while the theme of home birth might be applied in other contexts, the circumstances of independent midwifery in the UK at present make extrapolations difficult.
Once again, information contained in Dataset Two provides a strong basis for moving towards agendas and goals that not only reflect international development goals and agendas, but also are responsive to the unique contexts and circumstances of children that they are intended to support.
The contexts of the two circumstances are unique, so what seems like contradictory behavior is just the application of similar reasoning upon two disassociated situations.
"A concatenation of circumstances. . .
Epic poetry presents spiritual freedom that is, free human beings in the context of a world of circumstances and events.
Combined, those can present a pretty good picture of what we call 'context,' or the sum total of circumstances that make up any given situation.
According to the Dictionary [32], context can be defined as follows: context is the set of circumstances or facts that surround a particular event, situation, etc.
