The phrase "as situation" is not correct and usable in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "As the situation develops, we will keep you informed."
Alternatives: "in this context" or "under these circumstances."
The military "snafu" is an acronym often euphemized as "situation normal, all fouled up".
As situation unit leader for the National Urban Search and Rescue Response System, a task force established by the Federal Emergency Management Agency, Mr. Sekins faced the long task of providing rescue workers with detailed data about potential hazards at the site and helping task force leaders coordinate the relief effort.
In the stories, more overtly than in the novels, characters are activated, brought to life, by the situation that is created around them, created for them, rather than partaking in a more Chekhovian sort of exchange in which character creates situation even as situation intensifies or refines character.
We denote the former as situation 1 (S1) and the latter as situation 2 (S2).
Therefore, we present the gained tracking results as situation pictures at an arbitrarily chosen but fixed instant of time.
Situation III is the same as situation II except that C i ∼N 0,62), i.e., symmetric contamination.
Trott attempted to explain his problems – which the sports psychiatrist Steve Peters diagnosed as "situation-based anxiety" rather than depression – and Vaughan complained that he felt "conned … we were allowed to believe [Trott] was struggling with a serious mental health issue … but he was struggling for cricketing reasons".
As situations change, so should the will Execution of the will.
This documentation could be regularly updated as situations and technologies change.
These are defined as situations where a person who is awake sees their own body from somewhere outside themselves.
Therefore, traits that are related to public evaluation are appraised as situation-relevant.
