Sentences with phrase «very useful context»
But since I've been writing this, I've seen daily updates, and for some reason none of them has provided a very useful context that I now find myself able to offer, so here goes: In the initial weeks of the Midwest outbreak, it seems more than 1,000 dogs came down with the flu.
https://animals.howstuffworks.com/ Not exact matches
This limitation in the meaning of «information» made it possible to develop a mathematical theory which is very useful in connection with transmission of messages along channels, but effectively mined it as a word which is useful to apply in wider contexts.
In the Singer Heartland report, one particularly egregious out of context citation is the quoting of Kevin Trenberth on pages 14 - 15, where it is implied that Trenberth concludes that climate computer models are in no way useful to predict future climate — very much contrary to his actual and publicly stated views.
Other meta - data is optional, but very useful to help explain to anyone viewing the badge its context and current state.
Seems as though those are very useful to give context — as in, «There are more than a million authors on Amazon, and last year 150 of them sold more than 100,000 copies.»
They are not very useful to us because of the context in which they occur.
Most of the people here are talking about buying an index fund or funds, so there's no real way that stock buybacks by individual companies are going to be a very useful indicator of much of anything in that context.
Thus the notion of a pause isn't particularly meaningful in the context of what models project, but studying decadal attribution is still very useful, as it might ultimately narrow the ranges of decadal projections.
Berger provides useful context from Andrew Dessler, a climate scientist at Texas A&M University, who noted that most people publishing on this question have long seen very low odds of runaway or extreme warming:
And finally, looking at global average temperatures makes sense in context of Hypothesis I, but isn't very useful in terms of Hypothesis III.
Websites are no different, and a law firm website creates a very different context than a publication built to be a place for reading interesting or useful things.
I agree that it would be useful to re-examine the impact of fair dealing / fair use on academic publications in the online context, though one might think that the very recent Copyright Act revisions in Canada may have had the last word on the topic for a while.
Morgan Westlake, Osgoode Hall Law School (Toronto): «Engaging, effective communication, extremely knowledgeable and very good at relating stories / analogies to useful context / applicable setting.»
Mark Vaughn, Associate, Ropes & Gray: «Very useful tips put into context — explains why these techniques are useful.
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Relevant summer work experience and placements can be very useful in providing a context to your job applications as well as networking opportunities.
The review of review methodology is therefore very useful in the context of parenting where it is clear that a wide range of different approaches have been tried and that the intervention literature, while well known to specialists, is not widely known to practitioners in all disciplines with an interest in promoting mental health.