Sentence examples for context of responding from inspiring English sources

Different knowledge fields have come up with divergent definitions of coping, but it is commonly understood as a temporary survival strategy that is adopted in a given context of responding to climate variability and extremes (Dercon 2002; Pelling 2011).

But the latter is something Romney discusses rarely -- and almost solely in the context of responding to his critics.

The strategy emphasizes a need to promote the health of communities particularly women and children within the general context of responding to the implementation of MDGs 4 and 5, and the overall developmental goals of Ghana.

In the context of responding to an emergency situation in Botswana, however, the country had to make a critical choice between hiring more medical staff from neighbouring countries with the result of contributing to shortages there, or maximizing the use of existing local resources.

Study 2 extends these findings by testing for the same pattern of data in a new set of trivia questions and by further by comparing the pattern of results seen in the context of responding to short answer questions to the pattern seen when responding to multiple choice questions (with the decisions to answer or not occurring before the choices are presented).

If contingencies are acquired in context A, and extinction learning occurs in context B, extinction learning typically does not transfer substantially to context A. Because discriminative control of responding can come under contextual governance (Haddon, George, & Killcross, 2008), it is likely that discriminative extinction training would similarly come under contextual governance.

The work of AHMM, "the most successful practice of its generation," according to the Architects' Journal, its faceted form is apparently the result of "responding to context".

The Wits School of Public Health (WSPH) has a long history of responding to the context in which it is located.

Habit formation also leads to facilitating effects of contexts on the speed or accuracy of responding to stimuli [44].

The two different strategies imply the existence of adapted cognitive mechanisms, capable of responding appropriately to different foraging contexts.

Return to the original training context after extinction (group ABA) was associated with a return of responding.