"position setting" can be used as a phrase in written English.
It refers to the location, surroundings, or environment where something or someone is placed. Example: The position setting of the stage was carefully thought out to create the perfect ambiance for the performance.
The modeling of sojourn time is done using positional information like genomic distance between markers and regresses to a rank-based position setting, like the original design in [ 38], when positional information is not available.
In fact, Nakamura had played for just this position, setting a trap that Krasenkow walked into.
Later, under criticism, the government changed its position, setting off what Indian newspapers have dubbed "earthquake diplomacy," a term previously applied to the contacts opened between Greece and Turkey after Greece sent aid to Turkey after a 1999 earthquake.
In Game 1, the Phillies went 0 for 13 with runners in scoring position, setting a single-game World Series record for most at-bats without a hit in that situation.
"This position, setting out the conditions in the next parliament under which a Labour government would hold an in/out referendum, offers the British people a clear choice at the next election".
But in a major concession to the Senate, Mr. Norwood said today that he could accept the Senate's position setting federal standards for a much smaller group of people, provided that Congress also clarified the states' authority to regulate insurance for everyone else.
Eggert contends that Britain's position sets it apart from other countries.
That's the position set out in John Milton's English classic Aeropagitica.
Downing Street said the position set out in court was the view of the government.
But they led the Church toward its present position, set firmly in favor of peace and against war.
That "dome-encased psyche lab experiment" was the Colts' decision, with their playoff position set, to rest their starters in the final two games of the regular season.
