Sentence examples for relation to the context from inspiring English sources

I don't mean to imply that Tarantino needs to consult my favorite weighty books in order to make a movie, but a little common sense might help: His movie-fed revenge reflex is idiotic in relation to the context he established in "Basterds".

What laws and legal codes apply to the humanitarian agencies and in relation to the context?

As authors we also acknowledge our position as White researchers from an institute of higher education in relation to the context that we were observing and studying.

Equally, these pedagogical terms or strategies are generally not considered in relation to the context in which a study was conducted, developed or reported.

These studies can use the evolutionary relationships among different organisms (represented in phylogenetic trees) to examine the evolution of color vision in relation to the context in which it may have evolved.

This apparent conundrum is best approached by examining texts in relation to their register properties, and by extension, in relation to the context of situation they both realise and construe.

This fluidity of meaning allowed the participants to evaluate their concept of evolution in relation to the contexts provided by the interviewer (for example, religion, practical applications, etc).

Section Four, called "Cultural and Contextual Constraints on Choice", consists of six chapters attempting to address the question of how choice can be defined or explained in relation to the contexts of situation and culture.

Data were analysed in relation to the context-mechanism-outcome hypotheses case by case.

However on further examination, the study appears to affirm the idea that social capital is not a 'one size fits all' concept [ 24], and its optimum configuration needs to be understood alongside other related assets and specifically in relation to the cultural context within which it is being applied.

Some have studied one or more components of the model – for example, in relation to the external context, [ 14] showing how the contentious political and social contexts have affected the progress of the UK's National Programme for Information Technology.