A proper context is one in which the agent is at the location at the time in the world, which is of course the characteristic relation among the speaker, time, location and world of an utterance.
Given illness, the probability of sequelae or mortality, or both, depends of course on the characteristics of the pathogen, but more importantly on the characteristics of the host.
This of course involves the characteristics of the profession such as the concerns with the occupational hazards (e.g. infections or injuries); worries over potential medical accidents and the associated consequences; physical and psychological exhaustion due to the intensive care of patients in emergency and seeing the death and suffering of patients.
In the empirical reality, there is a "diversity of refugees and camps" (Sanyal, 2012, p. 634), and the campization of refugee accommodation may take various forms depending on the camp's integration in legal frameworks, the socio-political functions and, of course, the specific characteristics of single sites.
Of course, the unique characteristics of plant cell walls / membranes, contrasted with bacteria, may make this screen less general than might be desirable.
This, of course, is the characteristic Kertész method – simple and direct, yet somehow also swerving, like a dog across a field.
"As an intellectual and a novelist," she writes, "Estelle was naturally also a person of unusual pessimism, even malice, qualities that had worsened with age.... Her novels, of course, retained the characteristic mixture of earthy sensuality and astute judgments about human nature that had made her reputation".
Students in both conditions, but even more so in the flipped condition, listed the highly interactive nature of the course as the characteristic they liked the most (nonflipped: 43.5%; flipped: 59.2%).
Class 2 DNA elements, which are the focus of the DG course, have the characteristic structural feature of terminal inverted repeats (TIRs) that may flank genes necessary for transposition.
