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Play in this context comes to have a demanding new meaning, unconnected to pleasure, as in "playing a role".

Repeated sequential presentation of context, behaviour and rewarding outcomes can imbue the context with the motivational properties of the reward, so that the context comes to signal both an opportunity and incentive to act.

As some readers may know, the conclusion that modern warming is unique in a long-term context came to prominence with the temperature reconstruction that my co-authors and I published in the late 1990s.

The introduction of isomorphism in this context comes, of course, from the need to accommodate the preservation of structure between the (applied) mathematical part of the domain under study and the non-mathematical part.

Further support for a procedure of sex-separation within this context comes from Frankenhauser [ 20] who showed how men and women respond differently to stress biochemically.

Out of this context comes ecosystem-based adaptation (EBA).

Everything else, at least in this context, comes second.

In this context comes the study by Latsari and colleagues [ 1].

The only literature with which we are familiar in this context comes from the work concerning goal-directed therapy, which shows that when risk is assessed based on very simple preoperative scores, and when treatment is targeted to various goals of cardiorespiratory function, both mortality and morbidity are reduced [ 13].

This context came together with international developments (e.g., the 1992 United Nations Conference on Environment and Development) targeting environmental issues and created a favorable situation for alternatives to the conventional farming system (Glin et al. 2012).

Our relationships with computers, in this context, may come to feel more like companionship than sitting down to "use" a device: a lifelong conversation with systems that know many things about us more intimately than most mere people.