The choice to not re-attach the foot also reflects the Brooklyn Museum's mission statement, which highlights the contextual history of museum objects rather than only their place in a chronological history.
Furthermore, he provides a contextual history of the organization, including a discussion of the Dianetics movement founded by L. Ron Hubbard.
Perhaps this lack of contextual history can explain South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley's flip-flops on the Confederate flag flying at the capitol.
In a previous section it was explained, building on Söderqvist (2006, 2011), that I see science autobiographies mainly as (a) a method for writing contextual history and (b) an exercise in research ethics.
It presents the history of the museum in the context of the social, economic, and political development of Detroit, giving a history of the city as well as of the institution, and providing a model of contextual institutional history.
Eustace: I plan to continue to be a freelance musician, but hope to include more education workshops and other more integrated programmes of performance combining music, literature and contextual cultural history.
Policy mining is limited to generating a set of policy suggestions based on classifications of subjects together with their behavior based on contextual data and history.
Andreessen's misguided actions are a lesson for Silicon Valley innovators preparing to win over the next billion users: more than just coding intelligence, you need "contextual" intelligence; the complex histories, economic disparities, politics, and socio-cultural mindsets in the developing world shape success just as much as the product does.
Social contextual information, such as employment history, credit history and friendship networks, has shown to be effective in identity resolution because it is very difficult to be manipulated [10].
