Every opportunity to fill in the background and context of events is seized, and this is usually satisfying.
"The context of events and impact of political and cultural trends has to be explained in more than a paragraph or a few headlines.
Sadly, our knowledge of the cultural and artistic context of events that shook the world more than 1,000 years ago and continues to resonate to this day, remains patchy.
"Autumn in the Heavenly Kingdom" hints at broad themes, putting the Taiping upheaval in the context of events outside the sprawling Qing empire.
But his tale is also significant, not least because the target of that evening's first wave of attacks – so often dismissed as a botched job in the context of events elsewhere – had been the Stade de France.
Few accusations could be more potentially damaging to Mr. Brown, in the context of events in Afghanistan in recent days, including General Dannatt's trip, and the way it highlighted the helicopter shortage.
She just experiences it all, and, at the end, she doesn't say "There's no place like home" but just "I can't stand this any longer!" The details that Cohen marshals allow us to find in Dodgson's life a context of events which helps illuminate his art.
Faced with the increasing need for correctly designed hybrid and cyber-physical systems today, the problem of including provision for continuously varying behaviour as well as the usual discrete changes of state is considered in the context of Event-B.
The ONRN can serve as a stimulating example for other countries of how to implement a mechanism to "systematically evaluate, record, share and publicly account for disaster losses and understand the economic, social impacts, as appropriate, in the context of event-specific hazard-exposure and vulnerability information", as recommended by the SFDRR (UNISDR 2015b, p. 10).
In the context of events, this produces better conversions.
