My conclusions apply to its ethnographic context.
Key informant interviews, focus groups, and observation over one year provided ethnographic context for the case control findings.
Through analysis of data from the team interaction, participant perspectives, and ethnographic context, it is demonstrated that the NS takes on an expert identity, while the NNS takes on a novice identity as the NS and NNS engage in face-to-face interaction with each other.
This contribution addresses various aspects of the management of space (symbolism, style, art, sacrality, ritual as well as landscape, climate, protection, hunting and domestic activities) observed in ethnographic contexts and shows how they equally played a role in the Paleolithic.
A holistic middle-range methodology termed geo-ethnoarchaeology was developed, whereby macroscopic and microscopic artifacts are studied together with their associated sediments in ethnographic contexts, providing contextual (social) information about the relationship between artifacts and the surrounding sediments as archaeological assemblages form.
How does our case study on Brazil fit in these theoretical and ethnographic contexts we outlined in this article?
Using concrete job person matching cases collected in China's changing employment context and ethnographic case studies in the existing literature, each type of job search behavior derived from the typology was illustrated.
On the other hand, through a more ethnographic analysis of the context of production, the study investigates the respective roles of templates and original writing in the production of such reports.
In this context, several ethnographic studies (e.g. Besserer & Kearney, 2006; Gil, 2006; Ruvalcaba & Torres Robles, 2012) document intense transnational practices which link emigrants' localities of origin and destination, and the central government's role through programmes such as 'Three for One'.
The experiments examined the processes necessary to create such openings, focusing on the experimental feeding of ostrich eggs to carnivores at the Tygerberg Zoo near Cape Town, as well as the systematic comparison of data from archaeological, ethnographic and other experimental contexts.
Ethnographic practices: Ethnographers engage in fieldwork.
