A new generation of studies shows that genes and environment don't occupy separate spheres — that much of what is labeled "hereditary" becomes meaningful only in the context of experience.
As we interpret the phenomenological description further, we may assess the relevance of the context of experience.
"Robert Fripp once described improvisational music as 'the assumption of innocence in the context of experience,'" Comerford states.
We also make use of the information from the in-depth interviews with the returnees to put the results in the context of experiences abroad and use data from Tanzania to compare the schooling outcomes of returnees to those of Tanzanians from the same schooling cohort.
Rather, we propose that the maintained expression of Hox transcription factors contributes to a progressive improvement of behavior-specific circuit performance as new neurons are continuously integrated in the context of experience-related requirements [9].
However, simulations not only exhibit positive effects in the learning experience of the student, but, also, do so for instructors, as well, in the context of teaching experience.
What uniquely distinguishes ECSEL is that children learn to talk about emotions through lived emotional experiences during a state of emotional arousal, known as causal talk in the context of emotional experience (CTEE).
Dualities, multiplicities: they are the context of my experience".
The romances of the title are set expressly in the context of the experience of history, sociology, and politics by way of the civil-rights movement.
This was not just about techniques, and materials, but getting to the core of what the war had meant in the context of human experience.
But, within the context of Jewish experience in the early twentieth century, it is especially potent as a symbol of encroaching modernity.
