Sentence examples for first situated from inspiring English sources
The Museum of the City of New York was founded in 1923 and was first situated in Gracie Mansion.
(It's actually the second La Purísima Mission; the first, situated four miles away, was felled by an earthquake in 1812).
Though first situated on the Greenwich Village campus of the New School, which gave the institution its name, the New Museum has been integral to the transformation of the old industrial city into the culture factory that it is today.
Usability related research is first situated in the period around 1990.
A very multilingual friend who uses four languages in the course of an ordinary day--one with her husband, another with her child, another in the street and yet another at work--told me that there are times when upon waking she cannot quite identify the toaster, that is, until she has first situated herself in one linguistic universe.
It was first situated in what is the current location of the Washington Park Subdivision of the Woodlawn community area of Chicago in Cook County, Illinois, United States.
To do so, we first situate space analysis in the larger, national conversations about instructional spaces and then through the work of computers and writing scholars.
We first situate this study within the existing literature on relocation programs and place Salvadorans' vulnerability within the context of the country's colonial and political history.
The squad leader is situated in the turret of the vehicle; one rifleman sits behind him and another six are seated in the chassis, the eighth manning the hull machine gun and the ninth situated in the turret with the gunner.
Second, situating a newcomer in SHAM is much simpler and requires minimum effort comparing to CAN, which involves forwarding the join request to the selected point P as mentioned earlier.
Second, situating QTL data within a phylogenetic framework would directly account for the statistical dependencies that accompany any mapping comparison among three or more taxa.
