As usual, it's the Edward Snowden revelations that give context to all the snooping – and provide the impetus to keep pushing for real reform.
Reacting against the commercial gallery scene and what he calls "a floating world" of objects unrelated to their location, Mr. Graham took on public commissions that gave context to his sculpture.
But, Mr. Adam said, the defense team does want to play any parts that are related to the charges against Mr. Blagojevich or that give context to any of his statements on the tapes.
There is a thematic bond that connects a broad swath of our contemporary politics, a bratty truculence that gives context to the rebranded nativism of birthers, to Rep. Joe Wilson's Tourette's-like outburst during a State of the Union address, to Beck's fevered dissociative ramblings, and the Muslim-socialist-fascist axis imagined by the unhinged.
It is a remarkable feat of assemblage, with excellent capsule biographies and explanatory notes at the end of each volume -- the biographies, especially, are well worth reading -- though I miss the useful chronology that gave context to selections in the 19th-century predecessor.
For audiences it the big space that gives context, a sense of where we're coming from and where we're going.
It is a piece that gives context to the mission he and the publisher agreed to when he was hired as executive editor in 2001.
The processed time-series data resides in a directory structure that gives context to the data being accessed (i.e. returntemp and settemp for AHU1).
This paper provides an integrated summary of published and unpublished late Pleistocene palynological studies off eastern North Island, New Zealand that gives context for an analysis of cores within and marginal to the Waipaoa Sedimentary System.
In the context of IMC in health care services, there might not always be an efficient health care delivery model that is transferable to the given context.
