The background to their thoughts and lives is sometimes indistinct, but this is scarcely culpable given that the relevant contexts are so various.
While belief in a god may be consistent with a belief in evolution, using one as a defense of the other takes both ideas out of their relevant contexts and amounts to a perversion of both.
First, they are based on a questionable identification of competence with success in a single institution, the school, rather than in the relevant contexts of application.
Nothing, except for one or two probably Athenian additions, seems from this standpoint to be later than about 700; on the other hand, the role assigned in the Odyssey to the Phoenicians as traders, together with one or two other phenomena, suggests a date of composition for the relevant contexts at least—of sometime after 900.
Thus for any analysis of the motives and reasons for toleration, the relevant contexts need to be taken into account.
In the context of Internet-of-Things such management should reflect the physical spaces and other relevant contexts.
The learning process is then continually reused for the newly found examples in order to discover new relevant contexts.
Apply or extend Students extend and apply knowledge to new or challenging situations or to relevant contexts.
To standardize and synchronize concepts, they need to be explained in their contexts, which includes the identification of and an agreement on relevant contexts.
Interestingly, individual differences in the influence of sexually relevant contexts on men's sexual-interest judgments correlated positively with the reported frequency of misperception experiences (Treat et al., 2015b).
Beyond its methodological contribution - providing a method to handle large data samples into GWR analyses - this study offers key elements to practitioners and policy makers to target relevant contexts and environmental features for promoting daily walking.
