Praise should be "in the moment, in context, appropriate, authentic and tied to the employee's perception of value", she argues.
Time as the prison warden to all sentient beings, whose ideas about sexuality, politics, mental illness and justice are often painfully limited by the thinking of a particular moment, or context.
There is no softening of this moment that context can provide.
To provide a brief moment of context, I should clarify my status as an American doctoral student researching international relations at the London School of Economics.
By having interns tag a handful of programs, it quickly learned that their movies and shows did have meaningful moments of context, and that those contextual moments would appeal to leading advertisers.
Repeatedly, however, we fail to put such moments in context, and thus inflate their significance in the grand sweep of history.
MS-13 and 18th Street Gang, as well as Taliban, Arabs, Mexicans and Latin Americans, women, gays, and in other moments and contexts, Jews, communists, have been "Calibanized".
"MS-13 and 18th Street Gang, as well as Talibans, Arabs, Mexicans and Latin Americans, women, gays, and in other moments and contexts jews, communists, have been 'Calibanized.'" .
Again, some terminological ambiguity exists because according to some philosophers, there are three contexts, not two: Only the initial conception of a new idea (the "eureka moment") is the context of discovery proper, and between it and justification there exists a separate context of pursuit (Laudan 1980).
In this context, moment matching methods have shown to be advantageous, since moments matched on component level are still matched in the assembled system.
Mr. Haas alludes to this tradition by quoting briefly from a Tenebrae setting by the Italian Renaissance composer Gesualdo — a startling moment in the context of this work's experimental language.
