Sentence examples for culture contexts from inspiring English sources

This probably can help extend the applicability of the JD-R model in different culture contexts.

In fact, many researchers have found that VNOS of students and teachers seems to be closely related to the culture contexts from which they come (Slay 2000; Peng and Knowles 2003; Wan et al., 2013b).

"I think that positive references to feminism are helpful, even perhaps especially in popular culture contexts," she told me over email.

This move is positivist in its elimination of culture, contexts, and the subjects of knowledge production from consideration.

Mathematics at this level is itself a fine art, with its own aesthetics, culture, context and history.

It should be a magnificently, even dangerously intoxicating journey into the culture, context and consciousness of one of the most feverishly inspired musical beings who ever lived.

Empowerment is an easy word, and in the Asian culture context it's not so much about giving power but a lot more about accepting the power.

Patricia Parker's Shakespeare from the Margins: Language, Culture, Context (1996), for example, offers many brilliant demonstrations of this, one of which is her study of the word preposterous, a word she finds throughout the plays.

Forms of life can be understood as changing and contingent, dependent on culture, context, history, etc; this appeal to forms of life grounds a relativistic reading of Wittgenstein.

Here, we utilized alginate-based, oxygen-controlled 3D tumor models to study the interdependence of culture context and the hypoxia response.

(20) Systemic functional linguistics offers a number of different models of the relationship between ideology, context of culture, context of situation and language, and research on modeling of context continues (Hasan, 2009).