Rules that do not correspond to the physical context are not only less likely to be followed, but are not legitimate to actors whose behaviors are intended to be regulated.
He also points out that our bodies, and their physical context, are crucial to our moods and reactions.
This means that much of the policy for allocation of the aquatic resource and its physical context are subject to decisions taken outside the fisheries sector.
Typically, social and physical context are measured by asking participants to indicate their physical locations (e.g., work, home, school, or bar), who they are with (e.g., friends, acquaintances, family, co-workers, or alone), and whether those they are with are also drinking.
Genetic interactions tend to be less biased against membrane proteins although the interpretation of genetic interactions in a physical cellular context is a major biological challenge.
When we travel, such images are given physical context, as is the case here in the abbey atop Mont St-Michel.
Han called the work "an explanation of nature's physical reaction when it is impacted by force, gravity and energy", and commented: "When I am working on stone, the immediate context is physical, the force of hammering, chiseling and drilling hard stone creates heat and energy.
Additional knowledge such as the activity, physical condition, and medical context is considered as unknown at this level.
An in-depth understanding of the interaction between the physical form and the climatic context is beginning to emerge but, data needs and methods of analysis remain problematic at present to translate this into practical planning applications.
