0 past simple and past participle of site
1 to exist or be built in a particular place:
These dispersed settlements were sited within individual complexes of enclosed fields (figure 7).
Roads are the main source of human disturbance in these forests, because villages are sited on the roads.
This was because a previous year's experiment, sited on the third block, was abandoned having being completely grazed by deer at the seedling stage.
Traps were sited at all of the active setts associated with each group and each site was trapped for 3 successive days.
Routinely, trapping was carried out on 2 of the 4 sites on alternate weeks using the permanently sited traps.
This occurs in particular when the projects are sited within the local community and have integrated workforces.
These were sited in an open area less than 5 km from each site.
Their mobile home, which had once housed oil-company workers, sat alone in a large field where several oil rigs had been sited.
