Nor have I heard it framed so succinctly as a contextual narrative before.
"Art has gone back into a frame, it has gone back to being a contextual, narrative thing which is actually where we were with the pre-Raphaelites," she said.
The history provides a contextual narrative to illustrate that, in contrast to the framing of biotechnology as a Schumpeterian revolution, the adoption of biotechnology as a core drug discovery platform was propelled by institutional changes that were largely disconnected from processes of scientific or technological selection.
Clinical studies were assessed for risks of bias at study and outcome levels with risks summarised, tabulated (Tables 1 and 2) and presented in contextual narrative.>> Our search identified 33 laboratory (pre-clinical) studies.
Although these tensions suggested how life stories may be narrated differently according to context and circumstance, the real problem lay with how these contextual narratives could be reconciled in terms of writing a meaningful historical account [ 5]." Despite these concerns, the socio-economic status of the immigrant is also an important factor in the acculturation process.
From the students' perspective, they generated strong emotions about the relative merit of different presenters, favoring Sir David Attenborough for his authoritative, informative stance, as well as the inclusion of contextual examples and narrative and expository components in his documentaries.
It is also possible that in choosing audio over video, the study may have missed some important opportunities to observe key audience reactions or contextual features of narrative learning, though field notes included visual observations.
Also starring James Franco, Juliette Lewis, Ethan Suplee, and Matthew Maher, these films provide a narrative and contextual landscape to Arsham's "future archaeology" artistic practice.
Both environments are contextual, the past a retrospective narrative, the future an imagined narrative.
Attaching meaning to trauma memories helped the participants to contain the disorganisation of the trauma in order to integrate their trauma narratives into contextual aspects of their autobiographical memories.
Relying on two years of ethnographic research, including 160 in-depth interviews, 1200 surveys, focus groups and participant observation in Serbia and Croatia, I find that "lived" identity narratives are contextual, frequently contradictory, and have important generational, class, gender, and regional cleavages.
