Although the featured artists in this exhibition may not necessarily share parallel contextual ideas in art making, their individual practices are collective in spirit.
Participants approached the concepts of health and the environment through multiple lenses, and also viewed them as shifting and contextual ideas.
Harrison adds that the "contextual charms" idea was developed for where there are co-occurrences of two things — such as reading a PDF on your phone, then tapping it on a printer.
Useful research would emphasize multilevel (contextual) designs, the idea of "cumulative disadvantage" over the life course, the need for multiracial conceptualizations, and comparative, cross-national designs.
The battle between Google and Apple has shifted from devices, operating systems, and apps to a new, amorphous idea called "contextual computing".
They appeal at one point to the dubious idea of "contextual objectivity": al-Jazeera presents an Arab view of the world, just as CNN presents an American one.
It's strange how people generally hate the idea of contextual advertising, and yet the experience should be better for the user.
While these data concur with the idea that contextual features are absent in abstract representations, they suggest an important role for the hands-on experience.
As we have seen, already before Gergonne and Jeremy Bentham, Bolzano advanced the idea of contextual definitions in the Contributions (1810): we grasp the meaning of a simple idea "from the use or the context" (Russ 2004, 107; the quotation is from Bolzano 1837, IV, 547).
Moreover, the data lend support to the idea that contextual information may be lost from memories before they reach the neocortex.
