You just see me in the context of being interviewed.
Relevance was defined as "the comment directly concerns a key part of the solution or its context of use"; Inspiration was defined as whether "the comment is suited to contribute to a change in the design".
The collaborative and democratic generation of research knowledge in its context of application means there is less need for a separate 'implementation phase', and encourages the assumption that the impact of co-created research is more direct and enduring.
Emerson, whose journals are filled with quotations, was alert to the ways a text could change by being taken out of its context: "It is curious what new interest an old sentence or poem acquires in quotation".
I think it's about how things cannot be taken at face value and that we have to dig deeper into the nuances of its context; how it was released when it was released, and who may have released it.
According to Hasan (2009 169), "instantiation is the relationship between a potential and its instance, context of culture is the potential, i.e. the system, while context of situation is an instance of that potential".
But, by this point in the novel, Dee has taught us how to negotiate his ironies, and that single noun, "unfairness," with its tinge of self-pity, its metaphysical absurdity (how can it be "unfair" to age?), and the scream of its context (Adam is himself a stranger to fairness), is the little knot that ties together the whole sentence.
You could develop different interpretations of that video depending on your understanding of its context, but it was something important that had actually taken place.Diplomatic cables are something entirely different.
In its context, this is primarily an assertion of God's glory and overall sovereignty.
"By no means do we wish to erase or destroy the current carving, which, regardless of its context, is an impressive and historic work of art," states the the MoveOn.com petition.
