Sentence examples for main contexts from inspiring English sources

During our chat, the concept of margins was brought up in two main contexts.

We might note, following Baier, (1958, chapter 6) that we think about reasons in three main contexts: contexts of justification, contexts of explanation and contexts of deliberation.

This paper provides a brief review on the use and potential of behavioural economics from the perspective of transport and climate change, in two main contexts: travel demand modelling and design of behaviour change measures.

The philosophy of historical time which these images sum up was elaborated by him in two main contexts: the development of a new conception of cultural history and a political diagnosis of the historical crisis of Europe at the outset of the Second World War.

The teacher science learning goals are addressed in the program in two main contexts: (a) through content deepening activities for teachers in the summer institute that are similar to those in the lesson plans for students, and (b) through opportunities that arise in the context of lesson video analysis throughout the program.

In assessing the relationship between social and linguistic structure, it is useful to distinguish two main contexts (niches) in which languages are learned and used: the exoteric and the esoteric [2], [31].

This main context will be stated in Section 2.

They're not talking about things they like or want – ownership and shopping is the main context for talking about products," he adds.

The biology and chemistry teachers indicated that the main context for teaching about NOS was the laboratory work.

The main context for glassworking was identified inside one of the warehouses, named Building 6, built at the beginning of the 5th century.

Departments like graphics are concentrating on the work of the final study and the main context to be the balance of practical and theoretical.