Leaders of dynamic organizations have to broaden and extend teams and move between divergent cultural contexts.
Moving between historical context and close readings of famous canvases including Niagara, The Heart of the Andes, and The Icebergs Raab argues that Church's art challenged an earlier model of painting based on symbolic unity, revealing a representation of nature with surprising connections to scientific discourses of the time.
Individuals move between identities in different contexts and times, and this may affect their perceptions of Britishness and shared British values.
To facilitate comparison of cost-effectiveness between studies, and between contexts where appropriate, a move towards a common outcome measure such as the cost per disability-adjusted life years averted is advocated.
One of the challenges when marketing to women is that there are multiple roles to target -- e.g., partner, parent and paid employer, and the boundaries between these roles are both ambiguous and fluid: Women move between many roles based on context and time.
Through examining such issues, the author argues for the development of multimodal pedagogies that can supplement and validate the lived experiences of the writing student who regularly move between different national, cultural, and educational contexts.
This also means that its users don't feel like they are constantly switching context as they move between their different productivity applications.
All four of these mechanisms are around today and, with the exception of the punch card, we freely move between all input types based on context.
Furthermore, the meaning of words differs between contexts.
Communication: Using the Chi square test, I first analysed if the frequency of vocalisations differed between moving context and stationary context, and whether the emission of vocalisations was followed by an initiation or not.
