Sentence examples for elite contexts from inspiring English sources

The sources used and analyses employed are disproportionately derived from elite contexts.

In urban and elite contexts, the Egyptian ideal was the nuclear family, but, on the land and even within the central ruling group, there is evidence for extended families.

Such metrics may also, one day, support veterinary diagnostics but also play a role in safeguarding sport-horse welfare, especially in elite contexts where the horse may be pushed to its functional limits.

Sugar, from its first appearance in Europe, was viewed as much as a drug as a sweetener; its long-lived medieval reputation as an exotic luxury encouraged its appearance in elite contexts accompanying meats and other dishes that to modern taste are more naturally savoury.

In this paper, we highlight the results of a recent neutron activation analysis (NAA) of ceramics from elite and non-elite contexts at a selection of LBA fortresses on the Tsaghkahovit Plain in northwestern Armenia, and offer some preliminary interpretations about political and economic organization and boundary formation.

The Incas are known to have used cinnabar in prestigious and elite social contexts, which suggests to the researchers that the Cerro Esmeralda mummies and their burial were culturally significant.

within 'elite' and 'non-elite' funerary contexts throughout the Late Mochica Period (8th 9th c. AD) and the Transitional Period (9th 10th c. AD).

Studies have shown that in some contexts, elite contributors have a consistent behavior from their start in the system [17, 22].

We aimed to examine social-contextual correlates of players' developmental experiences in an elite youth soccer context.

However, it is important to note that in the elite sports setting, both in terms of striving to prevent HMI en masse, and within the context of injury rehabilitation, administering sufficient load to the hamstrings is a major challenge.

This elite consensus is the context for Simpson's schtick.