例句與造句

1. It is a discriminating collection of information that is contextualised and categorised.
2. Cottrell argues that critical thinking makes sense to the student if it is contextualised.
3. Facts sometimes need to be contextualised in order to prevent readers drawing the wrong conclusion.
4. But this topic has to be contextualised.
5. Computer technologies can be contextualised as being of a social, cultural and artistic change.
6. It's difficult to find contextualised in a sentence. 用contextualised造句挺難的
7. Lichtenstein's lack of credit for Novick's original image is then better contextualised.
8. The phrases are contextualised by a descending bass line, often beginning with the 7th tone of each phrase key.
9. The East-West dichotomy, can be contextualised within the framework of modern political, economic and military institutions.
10. *Expanded & contextualised economist Agatha Chapman a significant player in the development of national income and largely erased by history.
11. The structure thus is of a single, self-contained publication offering a historically contextualised story, but the effect is unsettling.
12. Temporary structures were replaced in the 1970s by Ministry of Education blocks, contextualised by the use of brick to the Anscombe building.
13. The school's Principles of Learning and Teaching capture the belief that quality student learning is motivating, deep, communal and contextualised.
14. I support the template as is-for B, GA, FA but it should be contextualised for Starts, Stubs and C.
15. The book contextualised the exhibitions, talks and works presented in the 2008 Biennial and supplemented them with new works, interviews and critiques.
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