Sentence examples for views of context from inspiring English sources

Expanded views of context, which also informed development of the ACT, can be found in related literature (e.g., [ 27- 29, 31, 32]).

There has been much work since the 1990s on such 'place-based' health research arising from geography and sociology on 'relational' views of context and space, that is, the interdependencies between people and places 60, 61.

The Jean Nouvel retrospective now on view at the Georges Pompidou Center here proves that this enlarged view of context -- Stretch Context, if you like -- is not a chimerical proposition.

In this paper, the conceptualization of context is taken primarily from Halliday (1991), see Hasan (2009) which examines the place of context in the SFL framework, including an excellent discussion of Halliday's 1991 view of context and language.

The next section will situate lexicology in relation to SFL and outline the view of context adopted for the purposes of this paper, moving towards questions related to lexis and lexical representation in particular.

In this section, I will first briefly outline the view of context taken in this paper and in the process draw on the key aspects for discussing the need to develop lexical representation within SFL.

The findings suggest that PARiHS may present a relatively narrow view of context and facilitation.

Mr. Webster's campaign said the ad took Mr. Webster's words and views out of context.

Page views and visitor counts can be misleading if viewed out of context.

He added that it "radically changes our views of the context and meaning of the earliest Palaeolithic art".

The phrase, taken from "Melanctha," a 1909 novella by Gertrude Stein, seemed startling when viewed out of context.