He spent much of Wednesday explaining the terminology and context of the conversations that he secretly recorded for federal authorities.
In depth studies are normally not suitable for generalising because the context in terms of interview questions, terminology, setting, relationship between interviewer and interviewees etc vary between studies.
Australian health policies and the universal health care scheme facilitated subsidised general practitioner (GP) consultations and medicines for pensioners, yet having to engage with a different health system structure in Australia [ 30] and dealing with new terminologies and contexts can be confusing to new migrants and the elderly.
These projects demonstrate that it is necessary to evaluate the use of terminology within a context and that perhaps umbrella terms such as CAM and IM should not be used in extenso in local contexts.
The ACLU's insistence on references to harassment or distress is all the more bizarre in light of its own stated objections to such terminology in other contexts.
This is a difficult task, because clinical text can contain a wide range of complex language structures and terminology, and also context-specific abbreviations and acronyms.
If a goal of science education is scientific literacy, then being able to differentiate between the use of terminology in a scientific context and an everyday context should be a core requirement of science education, as recommended above.
Religious concepts and terminology ripped out of context and proper use to justify the death of 21 innocent human beings.
These works introduced a new context and terminology in the discussion of categories.
The use of engineering terminology in a geometric context to represent design parameters as functional features, kinematic requirements, and GD&T, is presented.
But I'm bringing up Lavingia's terminology here to add context to another point; There is a common maxim among the startup community, "If you as a user are not paying for something then you're probably the product".
