As a filmmaker, he was drawn to intellectual and political melodrama and to convulsive emotional climaxes that depended on wrenching the audience from one context to another.
While there is a need to conduct and share research on humanitarian interventions, comparisons from one context to another require careful consideration [ 48].
15 Sustainability is threatened when there is over-reliance on certain individuals and by assumptions that interventions will simply diffuse on their own or readily transplant from one context to another.
Accordingly, research activities are dependent on their context and cannot simply be transferred from one context to another.
It's a team sport, in which groups of young women from different countries try to emulate the Rockettes, on ice and without falling down, a sport borrowed from one context and dropped into another, more slippery one.
Yet the ways in which engagement is operationalized and the influence this has on the way research populations are constructed varies greatly from one context to another.
Despite the vast literature on CSR, meanings, application and interpretation appears to differ from one context to another (Kang and Moon 2011).
Still, its efficacy depends on the penetration rate of mobile phones and may therefore vary from one context to the other.
Facebook employees are blaming something called "context collapse": where people, information or expectations from one context invade or encroach upon another.
The psychologists say this because a century's worth of experiments suggests that people's actual behavior is not driven by permanent traits that apply from one context to another.
The idea of teaching to the test bothers many educators, but others argue that it does not preclude learning thinking skills that can be transferred from one context to another.
