0 to put something in a particular position:
1 to put something in a particular position:
The restaurant is situated near the Hudson River.
For instance, we have situated these dynamics in motor plans for reaching.
Ethnographic theories are situated inbetween qualitative categories and narrative satisfaction.
This can best be done in clearly situated case studies, which yield qualitative findings that can then be examined for possible explanations and further enquiry.
She foregrounds experience and her own subjective responses, sometimes at the expense of situating her work within existing theoretical milieus.
I thus focus on the founding debates and situate these in the political and intellectual history of their times.
Finite-lived agents are situated in a dynasty with continuously overlapping generations.
It is situated atop a low but steep mountain ridge that rises above the relatively remote and sparsely populated nor theastern coast of the island.
Social construction theory, situated in apparent opposition to a biological essentialist approach, has been very influential in this work.
