| It is this relatively low degree of contextualization that renders these data good for some inferences, but not as good for others. |
| That would impoverish MOST whose richness lies in the contextualization of its tools or products. |
| However, rather than presenting images and the stories behind them, there is once again a repetitious use of the same emblematic images with little contextualization. |
| Without biographical contextualization, it would be difficult to know how to answer these questions. |
| To have a sign remains insufficient, however, for it is biblical contextualization and argumentation that gives a sign meaning. |
| The ultimate goal is to articulate, provisionally, a new theoretical and historical contextualization of early modern prosody. |
