While the sense-making processes that led to their eventual frameworks were extremely valuable, the emergent and dynamic nature of the frameworks also left the teachers somewhat vulnerable to shifts in context and the demands of external learning standards.
When people lose their private sense of individuality, their behavior becomes more vulnerable to their social context, creating a volatile atmosphere.
Dr. Steinberg and Professor Scott explain that youth younger than 15 are likely to be "significantly less culpable than their adult counterparts and substantially more vulnerable to the harsh context of adult prison".
These are vulnerable to challenges in many contexts.
Tinder doesn't seem to understand the dark side of this visibility, which has frequently made trans people vulnerable to violence, especially in the context of flirtation, sex and dating.
Contemporary settings of liminality, with their flexible temporalities are vulnerable to intrusions from the wider context in ways that Turner's settings of total and protracted withdrawal were not.
That is, it may be that optimal adjustment occurs at the mid-range of serotonergic transcription, and that at either extreme, the child is vulnerable to regulatory dysfunctioning in adverse contexts.
Although the CAP/Flash appeal may not have occurred the year of the report, we considered these contexts more vulnerable to measles outbreaks and therefore included reports of measles outbreaks between January 1 , 1998and January 1, 2010 in countries that appealed for aid anytime during this period [ 9].
As a result, he added, "I realize I am vulnerable to a different narrative in that context".
It has lost genes in the process, leaving it vulnerable to the tiniest shifts in environmental context.
