Sentence examples for importance situated from inspiring English sources

Only in Mexico were there mints of any importance, situated in 10 different localities.

This study showed the importance of situated learning and guided participation within the clinical setting, and in particular the links between learner ownership and legitimate peripheral participation.

This article will take for granted the importance of situating reflection on perfect goodness within philosophical theology.

The theoretical framework for this study emphasizes the importance of situating video as an instructional medium in a more meaningful and problem-solving context.

In so doing, it highlights the importance of situating wine tourism within the wider system of rural land tenure, local mythologies of rurality and the regional wine cultural complex.

Dissatisfaction with this kind of view has prompted feminist epistemological insights about the possibilities for achieving objectivity without insisting that cognition works or should work the same way for everyone, as well as about the importance of situating, contextualizing, and nuancing truths, and about the benefits of collaborative practices of achieving knowledge.

I'm paraphrasing here, but when Erizku asked where the idea for Black Market came from, Jordan beamingly replied, "We're just trying to make an art fair turn up!" Sprang went on to emphasize the importance of situating the event in proximity to the New York Stock Exchange, "where value is established daily".

Lee E. Koppelman, the executive director of the regional planning board, said that the private estates on the list were chosen based on environmental and hydrogeological importance, particularly those situated in special groundwater protection areas.

Population density is higher in the south of the province, a fact explained by its earlier development, which dates from ancient times, and its importance of location as situated at the Yangtze delta.

After around 1200 the castle declined in importance: it was poorly situated, the threat of Danish raids had now passed, and so the nearby manor of Burstwick became the new administrative centre for the lordship instead.

Despite their great ecological and economic importance, mangroves are often situated in areas of high anthropogenic influence, being exposed to pollutants, such as those released by oil spills.