[I]t is a 'fundamental principle of statutory construction that the meaning of a word cannot be determined in isolation, but must be drawn from the context in which it is used.
The context of a word must be considered in statutory construction.
In statutory construction each word may be defined with any definition found in any dictionary.
The drill sergeant woke up.
The boy is racing around the bases after he has hit a very long line-drive to right field.
Children outdoors near the water.
A little girl in an outfit stands in leaves.
Assessing industry and university
The distance to Yasukuni Jinja is too far to be called a detour.