Sentence examples for efforts in the context of from inspiring English sources

This chapter discusses the costs and benefits of landscape-scale conservation efforts in the context of Cambodia's existing tiger landscapes.

As any good politician or actor would, she casts her efforts in the context of a broader narrative, that of the prospect of being elected to Congress at the same time that the country could elect its first female president, Hillary Clinton.

I pursued these efforts in the context of two major sponsored research projects: the Archimedes Project from 2001-4, wasch was funded by the National Science Foundation and concerned with the history of mechanics; and a separate project funded by the Mellon Foundation in 2010-13, which resulted in the creation of a digital corpus of Greek and Arabic texts connected with the translation movement.

These are all examples of how we can understand ROAS via online efforts in the context of offline (in-store) behavior.

Future developments on security for CR network environments may also involve standardization efforts in the context of normalization entities workforces, such as the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI) Reconfigurable Radio Systems (RRS Technical Committeee (TC).

In the new Peru program, organized by DukeEngage partner the School for International Training SITT), students will learn about the history and cultural identity of Peru's native Andean communities while examining these groups' community development, preservation, and advocacy efforts in the context of shifting global forces.

This paper situates the UMETRICS effort in the context of research evaluation and ongoing data infrastructure efforts in order to highlight its novel and valuable features.

But when you learn to see that personal effort in the context of collective action it feels a lot more powerful.

He's expected to continue this effort in the context of tonight's debate, which will be the first sustained look that many in the country will have of him.

In this study, we wanted to know how people trust and reciprocate effort in the context of a trust game.

To our knowledge, the only effort in the context of high-dimensional time-to-event data with competing risks was made by Binder et al. [6], who employed a likelihood-based boosting technique for variable selection [6].