Sentence examples for thought in the context of from inspiring English sources

One day we thought in the context of applications, the next in downloads, and now in updates.

Aerobic production of LC-PUFA (Fig.  2) can be thought, in the context of plant metabolic engineering, to commence with the native plant fatty acid oleic acid.

Face-to-face therapist contact was valuable in enabling participants to 'open up' about their emotions and headache related thoughts in the context of a collaborative relationship to help overcome challenges and to provide information and reassurance, as well as guidance about self-management.

Results have been illustrated by quotes (Table  3).> Through sharing of experiences, corresponding feelings and thoughts, in the context of the peer coaching meetings, participants recognized that they were not alone in their uncertainty and in doubts concerning their abilities or learning capacities.

"Many companies will find that digital music will remain a loss leader best thought of in the context of driving sales of core products and services".

But it's probably best thought of in the context of risk; how you approach risk.

One inherent limitation of the technique of VSR is that the feelings and thoughts expressed in the context of a post-consultation interview may not reflect the thoughts at the time of the consultation, and are subject to researcher influence [ 4, 5].

Graeme McDowell, Martin Kaymer and Luke Donald have serious work to do to get back into Clarke's thoughts but in the context of a potentially debut-heavy Europe team, might have attraction on the basis of former glories.

It's critical to understand Thought Catalog Books in the context of the website because when ThoughtCatalog.com went live in 2010, it wasn't a viral publisher.

Hegel affirms that "the right of the subjective will", the freedom of the moral subject, is inherent in modern ethical life, thus grounding reason in free thought, but only in the context of a conservative holism (Skorupski 2015).

We examine this idea further in the context of speech/non-speech classification for VAD by drawing an analogy to the thought experiment in [47].