Examples of using Contextualised in English and their translations into German
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Critical and contextualised evaluation.
Contextualised advertising in programmatic DooH campaigns are extremely successful.
Technology-enhanced learning; adaptive and contextualised learning solutions; active learning.
They are contextualised by appearing with other projects and are perceived in a joint context.
The trend is for multi-functional and hybrid products, contextualised care and mobile shopping.
The projects are contextualised in three buildings in Sydney designed by Harry Seidler, who studied under Walter Gropius at Harvard University.
The show willinclude a number of new commissions that are contextualised by various earlier works.
Spaces are contextualised by their history, planning history, their use, attribution and allocation of functions, time structures and attributions of concepts.
Working with details leads to a wealth of particulars, which in turn must be accessed, contextualised, and explained.
Deep digital innovation and technology expertise contextualised by industry insights are essential for your organisation to lead in the digital economy.
It is a report that provoked discussions and controversies, different approaches and contextualised analyses.
The training will be contextualised alongside relevant professional advice and is structured in such a way as to gradually equip students with a thorough understanding of the industry.
In immediate geographical neighbourhood to the›Media City Leipzig‹ there will be an open,diverse and contextualised approach to experimental film and video.
We provide contextualised exchange adverts for free these adverts display only the most relevant adverts on your site, but to keep the service free you must also place a advert on your website.
As another initiative, the Russian Reader blog, illustrates, such stories from the"periphery",if properly contextualised, are actually not so"peripheral" after all.
The combined approach thus aims to resolve the gap between highly-detailed, contextualised analyses of small samples of multimodal texts on the one hand, with highly-aggregated, decontextualised big data approaches e. g.
The 2012 elections were overshadowed by a rather bumpy return for Vladimir Putin(from prime minister to president), a conservative turn in Russian politics,and were contextualised by the anti-governmental protests of the 2011/2012 winter.
While ecstasy is attached to predominantly positive connotations in indigenouscultural spheres and is contextualised as part of ritualistic actions, it has a more threatening connotation in societies marked by industrialisation, globalisation and self-optimisation.
Without being spatially nor programmatically overly determined, each exhibition building has a pronounced spatial quality, scale,and lighting characteristic, producing a spectrum of more contextualised or more abstracted frameworks for exhibiting and perceiving art.
Contextualise information within the 3D world, saving invaluable time during familiarisation.
In addition to several days ofreadings and international stage productions, the festival will present and contextualise Peter Weiss's films.
Either journalists are there to compare, verify, contextualise, analyse and interpret, or else they serve no purpose.
Developing interoperable metadata standards for contextualising heterogeneous objects, exemplified by objects of the provenance von Asch.
Artists who think in this manner offer alternatives to the meaning of so-calledfacts by suggesting other ways of connecting and contextualising them.
In his lecture he will incorporate the currentwork of students in the major Music Informatics and contextualise this historically.
It provides a platform for publishing photographsas well as drawings together with an explanatory and contextualising text.
The various approaches- synchronic and historical, interpretative and empirical, contextualising and systematic- are no seen as being mutually exclusive, but are natural allies.
So, to help people transition to these new, multi-function devices, we contextualise them into something we already know hence‘Apple TV' for a device that plugs into a Fixed Distant Display.
The best way to preserve information would be to regularly reinterpret,question, and contextualise physical objects, while also retaining all the different perspectives that already exist.
You will also study and practise established and more recent forms and methodologies of music composition for new and emerging media, and consider the underlying philosophical and aesthetic connections andthreads that link and contextualise music within the wider arts sector.