Because the show is an "uplifting, positive" environment in which to advertise, Mr. Heath said, the commercial during the show is "purposely a little more celebratory to fit with the context of the content".
You had better think of some answer that fits with the context in which the question was asked.
The protocols and resource allocation schemes need to be redesigned to fit with the context of FD communications.
The criterion of success in this task which is employed here is one of coherence: a good account should accommodate all of Wittgenstein's remarks in §§244 271, their (not necessarily linear) ordering as well as their content, and should make clear how these remarks fit with the context provided by the rest of the book.
It gives you a giant virtual playground, designed to let you do what you want to do when you want to do it, and that fitted with the context of the era, one that produced works of fiction obsessed with the search of happiness in a world of decadence and excess.
This is an expected finding, confirming the well-known effect of a larger N400 to words that do not fit with the context (Kutas & Federmeier, 2000; Van Petten & Luka, 2006).
As information from both rows and columns is utilised in the creation of this null model it may better fit with the context free ethos of nestedness we pursue than either of CRT or CCT alone.
While it may seem mysterious to many in the Illinois media, Gov. Rauner's obsession with weakening unions fits within the context of the corporate elite's nationwide crusade to eliminate organized labor from the American political landscape.
When faced with challenges, a manager should identify how these challenges fit within the context of growing their business and creating a stronger organizational structure.
The Knowledge to Action framework incorporates the need to adapt the knowledge to fit with the local context, which is particularly important for this activity: this project is occurring in the context of the provincial government's 5-year diabetes initiative, which includes a web-based dissemination strategy.
It all fits with the 1960s context Capaldi mentioned, but the maze of unintelligible calculations is also reminiscent of Sherlock (the two shows share a showrunner in Moffat).
