0 present participle of situate --
1 to put something in a particular position: --
The first dimension aims at situating the analyzed approach within the general field of coordination middleware.
Since we are just situating our results, we will be informal.
The project team has been concerned with situating a city on the waterfront, and we feel that what has been lost can be retrieved.
We can further understand the resistance to developing technologies of sanitation by situating the project of sanitary reform within the larger context of urban development.
The results show that extra emphasis was placed on portraying bilingual education as a failure and situating minority-language students as victims.
Situating an industry strategy within society's goals will inform an appropriate research and innovation agenda that includes demand-pull.
Chapter 2 focuses on paradigms for language development research, situating them in the light of historical developments in the field.
Ethnomethodologists situate accounts in the social worlds that produce them without situating themselves in those worlds.
