| The book contextualizes the slave trade and makes clear that the U.S. was not the only place where Africans were enslaved in the New World. |
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| He contextualizes the work in a well-documented essay that precedes 128 pages of photographs. |
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| These articles provide the reader with a community profile that contextualizes the process of immigrant integration. |
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| In other words, the police organization itself contextualizes the occupational culture of police work. |
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| The department has switched from a purely informative style to one that contextualizes and delivers the most topical elements. |
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| It contextualizes illicit small arms trade within the broader concepts of conflict, armed violence and firearms control. |
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| The combination of blocks and video contextualizes the shadow of the walker, a flâneur in an imaginary urban environment. |
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| In her discussions of Beloved, Jazz, and Paradise, Kubitschek contextualizes Morrison's development of identity over the course of this trilogy. |
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| As each of her projects contextualizes the next, her work is best seen en masse. |
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| Moreover, language being a vehicle of culture, teaching in mother tongue contextualizes education, bringing it back to the specific context and milieu of the children. |
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| The first section contextualizes current attempts at securing women's rights in the troubled history of state-building and state-society relations in Afghanistan. |
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| The team then finds recent HTAs on the question, synthesizes the evidence, and contextualizes the results to the requirements and resources of the province. |
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| Practical guides are a crystallization of our knowledge, a topographical map which contextualizes a given problem and provides vital indicators to guide us in our choices to eliminate the problem. |
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| With ample content on the construction of the South Inter-Oceanic Road Corridor, the folder presents data and photos on the progress of the project and contextualizes it with relation to the IIRSA as a whole. |
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| The purpose is normally the preparation of comprehensive studies that can provide the best image of the situation that contextualizes the decision in environmental and social terms. |
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| There is no intention to establish a monolithic representation of what traditional medicine is or how Indigenous knowledge contextualizes these practices. |
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| Automatically analyzes, structures and contextualizes collected data into a single structured resource, detecting hidden relationships and meanings between disparate pieces of data to facilitate search and discovery. |
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| Literature can be analysed to explore how ideas about the issues are conveyed, how the reader contextualizes them and how language shapes attitudes towards the issues. |
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| What we anthropologically call culture underlies and contextualizes all of our intelligence. |
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| Everest contextualizes the war against Iraq by discussing the political history of the Iraqi state since its inception. |
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| Foner adeptly contextualizes these unsavory aspects of Lincoln's history. |
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| Woodford contextualizes her subject by describing the origins and function of early modern convent historiography. |
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| He explains them, visits them, simplifies them, clarifies them, contextualizes them, compares them, demythologizes them and always personifies them. |
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| Gwendolyn DuBois Shaw's book places the artist's work within a larger artistic canon, which contextualizes the significance of her works and phenomenal artistic talent. |
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