Sentences with phrase «context of the thread»

Context of this thread started with Colin calling me dishonest for describing what I THOUGHT another poster said.

I don't believe he is fully aware of the true context of the thread.

In the context of this thread, it is well worth reading.

The context of the thread for # 275 is consideration of those who * refuse * to consider it in a reasonably objective manner, of whom there are sadly many examples.

And while not topical in the context of this thread, and while this is an oldish paper, his conclusions re the effects of CO2 are interesting, tho perhaps not as interesting as his conclusions with respect to water vapour forcings and the GHE of CFCs and HCFCs...

In the context of this thread, I don't see a relevant meaning for what you wrote other than the implication I took from it.

Not exact matches

At the same time, by explaining your value proposition, you make it easy for your recipient to understand the context of the email without having to read through the other previous outreach and follow up emails in the thread.

You started hostile posts against me, by pulling my quotes out of context from the conversation I was having and starting new threads with my quote as the topic.

but the context / juice of this thread are pain - filled anecdotes from Julie's experience of her divorce used to accuse EV leaders of abuse.

Van, a fair amount of coinciding testimony and historical context has been put into this thread.

Constantly starting new threads by talking another poster's words out of context is disingenuous.

It is at the same time a conceptual tool, a way of thinking, an alternative to the linear chaining of events torn from their multi-leveled context — like a thread extracted from a Persian carpet and suspended in a vacuum.

Why would you start a new thread with that post of mine and not reply on the p 100 thread where it could be seen in context?

Speaking at the Automation Perspectives conference, Frank Kulaszewicz, senior VP, Architecture & Software Division, Rockwell Automation, set out his vision of the digitally transformed enterprise, whose digital information thread provides context and critical insights enabling action to improve performance.

Blog threads not being representative was a point I recently made in the context of support for David Cameron.

The email must add to the discussion; i.e., it must provide information / context to the discussion on that thread not already covered prior to this, nor itself also not available via link to peer - reviewed, published literature (no anecdotal reposting of the science)

Not sure what type of cancer, but in context with this thread, if he avoided phytates or phytic acid, he may have downplayed the BENEFITS they showed towards colon cancer.

A common thread however has been the sheer lack of local engagement within the conflict context.

Featured in this show is a recent threads of inquiry that explores the public perception of surveillance in conjunction with the modern theater of war within the context of the airshow.

The idea of isolating an action from its context results in the conception of a series of «machine - like objects,» which perform «non-practical» actions (as opposed to what a machine would usually do): a machine that smokes cigarettes, a machine that tries to thread a needle, a machine that cries, etc..

The thread and ink of his canvases are imbued with a complex ambiguity that pushes the images beyond any definitive cultural context.

You have offered this new thread, presumably, in the context of the debate about how much transparency should be offered re.

Seriously, I just checked in on this thread, and I'm glad to see that the authors recognize the implications of «precautionary policy» in the context of this kind of uncertainty.

You seem to be making a strawman point — this thread is about John Kehr's use of GISP2 to indicate that the last 30 years has not been abnormal, and to consider that point we really need to see the last 30 years in context — which we can not do for satellite data starting in 1979...

I did google the term when this thread first started, and found about 13 different definitions of the term, depending on the context in which it was being used — statistical, financial, etc..

I view history as a single continous golden thread connecting up random events that otherwise we couldnt undertsand if viewed in isolation and out of context.

My own confidence assessment (provided on the Doubt thread in the context of the Italian flag) was derived from contingent reasoning.

«The issue of the mid century temperature bump was raised on a previous thread by Girma in the context of an email he sent to Kevin Trenberth (some excerpts provided below):»

Lets frame belief, disbelief, and doubt in the context of the Italian flag, that was introduced previously on the hurricane thread:

Lets frame belief, disbelief, and doubt in the context of the Italian flag, that was introduced previously on the hurricane thread in which evidence for a hypothesis is represented as green, evidence against is represented as red, and the white area reflecting uncommitted belief that can be associated with uncertainty in evidence or unknowns.

The Place - based Education and Local Outdoor Learning thread weaves together emergent research and practice from these two fields, inviting specific consideration of time spent outdoors (TSO) in relation to in - / non - and formal learning contexts, local curricular mandates, teacher education and professional development, health and wellbeing, ethics, pedagogy, and more.

Except that it does not make sense, especially in the context of the subject of this thread, slowing sea level rise.

Whereas Lindzen is given no such benefit of the doubt (see the later thread on Lindzen's testimony) and taken out of context, for example on the faint sun paradox where Chris Colose and Jim D just misquote him.

I don't recall what I wrote previously, and rather than dig through very old threads I'll just go with the context of this particular discussion.

Your resposted comment on the old thread at http://www.skepticalscience.com/news.php?p=4&t=159&&n=653#82762 is in fact out of context there, since it is based on a quote from the new thread.

It will help them to understand the context of your comments on this thread.

It is instructive to read the Real Climate comment thread in the context of scientists that actually know the discipline inside - and - out, unlike the low - information skeptics who reside here.

In a Canadian context, the common thread for all four is their association with Tom Harris's various projects: Friends of Science, Natural Resources Project and the International Climate Science Coalitions, plus various petitions (much of this covered previously here).

I rarey agree wth a word he says but he expresses himself politely and with considerable attempts at science.I think your comment is rather over the top and seems to be an unwelcome extension of the current vogue of you and Mosh hurling insults at each other - mostly unfounded it seems, as the context (or a reply) is often missed in these often confusing threads.

It's important that anyone reading this thread understands the context of what Garth's study and what it has shown.

It is a technique that I have seen contrarians use before on threads — barge in making ridiculous claims, then sane and rational people get frustrated and then you cut and paste their comments out of context and say — see how mean tow «extremists» are.

Since the topic of the thread is Ocean Heat Content Uncertainties, in the context of OHC as a proxy for globalclimatewarmingchange, I would have thought it was obvious I was speaking of «close» in the sense of giving sufficiently precise and accurate measurements to determine the central issue in this debate.

The remarkable episode of Gavin, International Man of Mystery, plagiarizing a small point on a CA thread arose in the context of Steig et al..

The motions judge had done an excellent job of putting the insults in context (namely of a back - and - forth thread of mutual nasty comments), showing that the barb was (a) less serious and (b) effectively rebutted immediately.

Facebook has provided features such as score - based leaderboards, in - context chat and group thread conversations to give a pinch of its social networking flavour.

A couple of days ago I noticed a thread on our forum asking how to add Control Panel to the desktop context menu, so I decided to write up the solution for everybody, since it seems like a really useful hack.

So many folks will jump on a thread and act like they are the first person to comment, which puts some of the statements out of context.