Sentence examples for context shifted from inspiring English sources

The central topic of interest within this context shifted from trying to understand what the world was, to understanding the world and Buddha's wisdom.

Their material (power) base much weaker, early EU regulatory policies for GM foods and crops failed to be resilient when the institutional and normative context shifted.

As can be seen, the difference between the high and low F0 context shifted the 50% boundary in the -[s] sibilant continuum on average by about one complete continuum step in all three vowel quality conditions.

Once Stevens' death became known, the significance of what was happening overseas ratcheted up and the political context shifted.

The extraordinary survival of the figure type, though interpretations and cult context shifted over the intervening centuries, is expressed by the cast terracotta funerary figure of the 1st century BCE, from Myrina on the coast of Mysia in Asia Minor, where it was excavated by the French School at Athens, 1883; the terracotta is conserved in the Musée du Louvre (illustrated left).

Participants strongly endorsed the need for activities across the continuum to be included in a model of CPHC even though the current operating context shifted practice to the treatment end of the continuum and constrained health promotion efforts.

In the Internet age, when context shifts so quickly, coded messages are more likely to backfire.

Ultimately, says Silber, this hybrid approach reduces the mental "context shifts" required by using multiple independent devices.

(As noted in Section 3.5 below, Greco also claims that the context shifts he asserts have the advantage of accounting for the lack of knowledge in Gettier cases).

Navigating through these issues requires constant context shifting, which can leave me mentally drained.

They can explore how to turn ideas into action, test new approaches (and sometimes fail), and learn from the complexities and complications that arise when the context shifts from a textbook or lecture to the broader community.