The two chambers on the left of the 2 × 2 layout were designated 'thermal' contexts and the two chambers on the right were the 'visual' contexts (Fig. 1).
Participants were presented with photos of two common objects on each trial; one object was designated the context and the other object was designed the target.
The latter was thus designated 'the context of discovery', leaving the rules of rationality to decide in the 'context of justification' whether a new hypothesis should, in the light of the evidence, be added to the stock of accepted theories.
Questionnaire I asked participants to designate the context in which their research, development and/or application of in silico methods take place.
In 50% of the trials, one of the contexts was paired with shock (CS+), the other context, designated as CS−, was never paired with shock.
I had just learned in graduate school why the formal structure of the 50-minute session works so well: It gives people a designated space and context in which to delve into difficult issues and then leave safely, without wounds exposed.
The utilization of Eq. 127 in the context designated in the end of the previous subsection requires the adaptation of a particular functional form for the expressions of x t), y(t), and z(t), that describe the time evolution of the agents' beliefs.
The ST7 gene, which in other contexts is designated as RAY1 (Vincent et al, 2000) or HELG (Hughes et al, 2001), maps within this critical region.
(Othello, Shakespeare's Moor of Venice, comes to mind in such a context.) Europeans designated Muslims of any other complexion as "white Moors," despite the fact that the population in most parts of North Africa differs little in physical appearance from that of southern Europe (in Morocco, for example, red and blonde hair are relatively common).
Hereafter, all the distances mentioned in this context are designated with respect to the metric d unless we indicate it specifically.
In this respect, development has generally been predicated on established northern hemisphere practices, e.g., within the context of designated young often disturbed fertile landscapes (YODFELs).
