Sentence examples for direction context from inspiring English sources

We would argue that the employability agenda, as informed by global events and government ideologies, impacts upon higher education rather than higher education setting and controlling the employability agenda, and this is a key shift in determining the direction, context and content of the discourse.

All too often plans are not communicated effectively and employees are given direction without context.

Reading direction, editorial context, size (a magazine or digital device is always at a pretty predictable distance from the viewer).

He said that he does not want to be a prisoner of the past, but his speech was littered with history which, while accurate, is old news when it stands alone without direction or context.

The framework with its elements can be seen as indicating a 'quasi-causality', i.e. it illustrates a process where the elements are assumed to influence each other in the direction from context to performance.

It is responsible for setting IT direction within the context of State Street's strategy and then balancing companywide and business unit needs to create a single IT budget for the company.

This focus on context is the right direction.

Based on the two cases presented, we argue that gradient phonotactics can operate in the unnatural direction: in a context where one value of a feature (in our case, [±voice]) is phonetically dispreferred across languages, that marked feature value may actually be preferred by phonotactics (e.g., voiceless rather than voiced stops after a nasal or intervocalically).

Some suggestions have been made in this direction in the context of indexing, retrieval, and classification.

Some results in this direction in the context of various abstract spaces were also given by the authors [24 28, 33 36].

Next we establish a positive result in this direction in the context of linear topologies utilizing Minkowski functional; it extends [6, Lemma 2.1].