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The stoichiometry is considered as the derivative concept when put in context with GATES/GEB.

Jones said the "health and safety" concerns in the public schools had to be put in context with "other city needs". After all, explained the mayor, the "reality is that only 11percentt of our population is being served by the [Richmond Public Schools]," and he needed to look out for the entire 100percentt.

That being said, I will take nothing away from Rivera as a closer; it is just that he needs to be put in context with the likes of Hoffman (the career saves leader), Lee Smith (the career leader in saves before Hoffman), John Smoltz and other greats.

When put in context with the succession plan currently underway in North Korea, Kim Jong Il is betting that he will be able to continue his well established pattern of brinksmanship with South Korea and the West while at the same time preserving his legacy among his people and providing a reminder to his son -- Kim Jofg-Un -- of what is expected of him as heir apparent.

Conceptual models advocate the construction of primarily qualitative models, in which biological concepts are put in context with each other in an attempt to gain insights into the function, structure, and dynamics of the biological systems under study.

(11) The school environment needs to be put in context with the larger societal environment.

Even that number of days is high, of course, but needs to put in context that with a workforce of just over 30 million that amounts to 7.7 billion working days.

A potential redemption of land and urban planning requires that the large programmes of urban renewal and social regeneration be put in context, together with a careful selection of those minor interventions that are harder to gauge and measure, but still expression of an on-going land consumption.

For example, he said, a $10 billion figure might be put in context by comparing it with other costs, like the annual defense and Social Security budgets.

"It will overwhelmingly put in context what they are dealing with, what they are trying to do and what actually happened," Flynn said during a public affairs event at Marquette University last week.

Their mics-and-turntables performance will be put in a fresh context, with support from a raft of new talent inspired by the headliners' underground east London sound.