b Based on the Lister definition of biodiversity, [ 102]: 'Biodiversity is the variety, distinctiveness and complexity of all life on Earth, including its structures, functions, cultures, and information at all scales (from genetic to global) and in all its contexts (from DNA to self organization)'.
His major works, four substantial volumes covering the history of Europe in its global context from the French revolution in 1789 to the fall of communism two centuries later, have remained in print ever since their first publication.
This type of research allows the object of study to be analyzed in its natural context, from the point of view of the participants as they perceive it.
She performed a handful of Christmas songs and "Bein' Green," Kermit the Frog's song from "Sesame Street," written by Joe Raposo, which is just perfect in its own context; aside from that, let the cabaret singers have it.
In this review, we aim to reposition the study of transcription factor biology in its historical context and from there to weigh the impact of recent methodological and conceptual breakthroughs on future developments.
As the actual fraction of AGI due to foodborne disease is unknown, the extrapolation is merely to bring in context from other studies.
In its original context in Tuesday from Light, Oktophonie is played during the second of the opera's battles between Michael and Luzifer, essentially the goodie and baddie of the whole Light saga.
She says that, in retrospect (i.e., detached from its context), it plays as much more exciting, but one of her goals is to fit it back into its context, one in which studio heads exercised maximal power over their productions.
It was wild swimming in its best context – a desperate, unplanned escape from the modern world.
Others have taken this line of reasoning into previously unexplored areas of fatuousness, so one can read in Friday's New York Post that a desire to own an AR-15, in its cultural context, is "no different from wanting a Louboutin or a Birkin bag".
