"This is a dual-language school, contextualized by a rich culture," Ms. Berman said.
I really wanted the trees to be a part of the city — to be contextualized by the city.
"As a person who doesn't identify as straight, any love song I write is contextualized by a queer identity," he told me.
Both men, contextualized by heritage and father-son dynamics, are most alike in the intense precision with which they approach their craft.
The initial lineup features a mix of new content by or about artists involved with the museum's exhibitions and collection, archival video art, material from YouTube sifted and contextualized by invited "curators," and various other strands of programming.
(Stephen Holden) ★ 'Step Up to the Plate' (No rating, 1 30, in French) The French chefs Michel Bras and his son Sébastien manage transitions of the generations and their three-star Michelin restaurant, contextualized by their familial heritage, their rural community and their artistic perfectionism.
Then, the relevant rules are contextualized by indicators [19].
Each one of the eight messages is contextualized by considering its destination.
The outcomes are contextualized by methods in social volcanology and the effect of the sensitization campaign is evaluated retrospectively.
Evident earthquakes from January 1982 (Báez-Jorge et al. 1985) were ascribed to the hand of Goddess ("fe en San Miguelito", interview in Vermaut et al. 2002), or contextualized by the oral legend of Piowacwe, of an old lady dwelling in the village, announcing that "her son will get mad" (the eruption?) (Limón-Hernández and Macίas 2009).
The use of traditional and alternative medicine among Sudanese people is well contextualized by Dr. Tigani El Mahi, who stated that 'the belief in supreme beings or supernatural existence is widely accepted by Sudanese, not only among illiterate but also among well educated people' (Mohammed and Babikir 2013).
