They set up contexts for 'uncanny' perceptions beyond the limits of standardised and disciplinary academic discourse [21].
While the latter model describes how learning is initiated, the new model describes how the learning environments – the learning context – is set up and what affordances are to be expected.
The material nicely sets up a context for the artist, but it could have been cut back without much harm.
"We had a sizzle tape - based on the extended snappy trailers you get for big US series - so we could set up the context and show 'best moments' from the series before we'd filmed a single episode," he says.
Conventions on standards of evidence and scientific rationality, the topics from philosophy of science that set up the context for Lewis's analysis, are likely to be of the Pareto-rankable character.
"It's not a simple cause and effect, but it certainly sets up a context that makes men much more likely to engage in violent behavior".
Test questions are typically a feature of pedagogic interactions, and they set up a context in which the addressee is expected to provide a very specific known answer, commonly a noun or a noun phrase.
The first theme, environment of care, sets up the context in which care is given and the conditions which may lead to patients not being treated as being of worth.
I suggest that the material in the last paragraph be used as part of a slightly revised introduction and used to set up the context for the later discussion.
Composers set up such contexts all the time.
