Sentence examples for handling and contextualization from inspiring English sources

Another good question concerns the treatment, handling, and contextualization of Hindu objects in museums.

The intervention was developed following formative research assessing help seeking and experience of care for perinatal depression and contextualization workshops with care providers.

One, Addams' approach to the important social issues of her day reflected the relationality and contextualization that are important to what is called care ethics today.

Now he has published "The Human Predicament: A Candid Guide to Life's Biggest Questions," a refinement, expansion, and contextualization of his anti-natalist thinking.

The mildly contrarian idea underpinning the book is that the comments should, in fact, be read at least in the academic sense of "reading" as analysis and contextualization.

The mildly contrarian idea underpinning the book is that the comments should, in fact, be read — at least in the academic sense of "reading" as analysis and contextualization.

This work extends on earlier work on recontextualization and contextualization [3] and presents a novel layered based approach to contextualization.

The mobility and contextualization of urban policies between localities have received significant attention in recent literature.

Both of these have unique contextualization requirements: contextualization must be secure with no VPN keys stored unless in use; and contextualization that is able to accommodate license protected software and licensing tokens.

Data description based on ontology is necessary to facilitate classification and contextualization.

Configuration and contextualization are done during different parts of the service lifecycle.