Sentence examples for traditional context of from inspiring English sources

The sequence detaches the activity of bank-robbing from the traditional context of drama and thrills, and instead invites the viewer to see bank robbing as a desperate, hopeless activity, like something the damned would do for ever in hell.

Aziza takes Lahlou's passion for the cuisine of his home country and removes it from its traditional context of belly dancers and rosewater hand-baths.

Contemporary penile bleeding practices outside the traditional context of male initiation appear to be practiced in the Sepik, Eastern Highlands and Madang areas.

Even though eHealth is global, policy formulation needs adaptation to fit into the cultural and traditional context of the local health system; this is sometimes coined a 'glocal' approach, showing impact influence between global and local experience (10, 11).

For example, whether the care is provided in a for-profit versus not-for-profit environment, the professional culture of the practitioners, and the traditional context of providing treatment may also be important.

Maker Education (Sharples et al., 2013), and creative practices such as digital filmmaking are providing new ways for students to engage with and express their learning and even within the traditional context of a large group lecture students are actively engaging with one another and with their tutor through portable devices, smartphones and clickers.

In its traditional context, members of multidisciplinary team formed for integrated reservoir studies meet periodically to discuss the problems and progress, fix possible disagreements as early as possible and solve the problem in a timely and effective manner, thus avoiding the inconsistent result reached by different specialists.

Supported by a friend of the court brief by the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, Mr. Cuellar is arguing that federal prosecutors are aggressively stretching the meaning of the money-laundering law far beyond the traditional context and definition of money laundering.

b We use the term 'cutting' but the authors of this paper are conscious of the limitations of its use in the traditional context and are aware of its neutrality and that it appears insensitive to the pain undergone by the novice where there is a "dramatically staged assault on the penes of the novices" (p.66) 21.

I just think that we have to be clear that there are aspects here of taking something out of its traditional context.

This collection of songs is supported by an Introduction by Gerald Roche that provides an understanding of their traditional context, and shows that these works offer insights into the practices of multilingualism in Tibet.