| In fact, racial identity is part of a complex network of intersecting identities that is contextually relevant and fluid. |
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| It's juvenile and plain silly, and I don't like it contextually as a roleplayer. |
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| Linguists might call the monster on the ice-floes a floating signifier, a lexeme whose meaning varies contextually. |
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| Consequently the meaning of anonymity is contextually situated and may vary from one area of law to another. |
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| Contextualising the ESD Lens: Can the ESD Lens be used in this form or does it need adaptation to make it more contextually useful? |
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| In short, p is true1 iff p is Rdir-related to the blobject given contextually operative standards ci, cj, …, cm. |
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| And intuitively, a speaker who uses 'the' does imply that the adjacent predicate is satisfied by exactly one contextually relevant thing. |
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| Rather, an explanation is just a description of reality that serves a contextually determined purpose, namely that of answering a why-question. |
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| This forces the participants to think of the model contextually through an imagined situation. |
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| This advice should also be based on market analysis and understanding of the demand for contextually appropriate goods and services. |
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| But these will first and foremost be used more location based and contextually. |
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| The greater challenge will be to discover how and when to apply specific contextually grounded insights to different settings. |
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| The motion which comes from the Canadian Alliance does not deal contextually with the concerns that have been expressed readily. |
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| The required permanence or length of cohabitation is often defined contextually to accord with the policy underlying particular legal rules. |
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| The courts are increasingly recognizing that all statutes, whether or not they are constitutional in nature, must be interpreted contextually. |
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| Strength based assessments are empowering, culturally competent, contextually based, and reflective. |
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| Semantics is traditionally concerned with the linguistically determined meaning of an expression, pragmatics with the contextually conditioned interpretation of an expression. |
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| According to the theory of probabilistic mental models, the decision to choose one response over the other is based on the testing of contextually relevant cues. |
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| Create a common liaison both graphically and contextually. |
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| Differences across countries will require that individual countries define contextually relevant and meaningful intermediate targets that enable them to reach the global benchmarks. |
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| Moreover, the cultural identity of bicultural individuals is contextually driven and usually only one culture will be salient in a particular situation. |
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| SoHo Through Nov. 3 In her latest paintings and drawings Catherine Murphy continues to paint representationally, but more and more she's thinking abstractly or contextually. |
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| The report outlines the adopted conceptual and methodological framework for identifying contextually relevant quantitative and other appropriate indicators to promote and monitor the implementation of all human rights. |
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| Our language professionals possess a profound knowledge of both reinsurance itself and the industry as a whole and can provide you with highly accurate and contextually relevant texts. |
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| The act of bringing to bear arms contextually changes the status of the person, from peaceful citizen, to warrior citizen. |
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| Problems need to be meaningful mathematically and contextually. |
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| It is through this mechanism that it is possible to deploy local knowledge and local interests to ensure that policies are contextually appropriate. |
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| Programs and policies need to be culturally and contextually specific. |
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| The main methodological issue relates to data sources and generating mechanisms, criteria for selection of indicators and the amenability of the framework to support contextually relevant indicators. |
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| The sale of the canon of lease must contextually be versed to the arrival to the signature of the contract of location and the withdrawal of the keys of the apartment. |
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| Evaluation is a complex and contextually responsive field. |
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| For communities to address the complex issues now confronting them, they require timely access to data that are contextually and spatially relevant. |
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| To succeed, it is essential for the collaborative team members to have the ability to think contextually and to understand each others' semantics, jargons, beliefs and objectives. |
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| It could mean getting to know the community well enough that the relationship-building is done contextually and situationally, not in general kinds of ways. |
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| However, all artistic statements are judged contextually. |
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| In this way, human rights criteria offer a guide for the development of more specific and contextually appropriate indicators to ensure that human development objectives are achieved and sustained in practice. |
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| The Convention on Parental Responsibilities is not so different in fundamental policy objectives as to force the courts into a contextually different approach. |
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| The third argument is accommodated via incorporation in the verb, extraposition in a topic-comment construction, or contextually licensed ellipsis. |
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| Its entries are historically rich, contextually broad, and conceptually precise, making learning the vocabulary of theology an engaging experience. |
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| It offers both site developers and non-technical workers the tools needed to manage the user experience and deliver contextually related content and promotions. |
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| There is growing recognition that individual patterns of health are contextually embedded, meaning they are influenced by the social and material conditions of place. |
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| Contextually and geometrically, this is an idealistic architecture. |
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