Conversations around criminalization of LGBTQ people should neither be framed nor read as an isolated, additional, or competing narrative, but rather situated in a broader systemic understanding of policing and punishment of gender and sexuality in service of maintaining structures of power based on race, poverty, ability, and place.
It might seem that companies would rather situate themselves far away from their competitors, so that they wouldn't have to worry about having their customers and employees poached.
The impetus to understand causality within complex systems has inspired the search for new paradigms that do not abandon conventional research but rather situate it within the study of processes.
We noted that the activation did not cover the entirety of the hippocampus, but rather was situated in a circumscribed anterior region, in the medial rather than lateral portion bilaterally (Fig. 2, top row).
Instead of emphasizing formal operations on abstract symbols, the new approach foregrounds the fact that cognition is, rather, a situated activity, and suggests that thinking beings ought therefore be considered first and foremost as acting beings.
In early times Arsinoê was only a village, and was called Conopa, but it was first founded as a city by Arsinoê, who was both wife and sister of Ptolemy the Second;97 it was rather happily situated at the ford across the Acheloüs.
As the Pali and Sanskrit texts of the Vinaya division of the Buddhist canon make clear, the norms of Buddhist monastic life were not arrived at in an a priori or purely rational fashion, but rather in situated response to tensions arising within the early monastic community and in its interactions with the rest of society.
Interestingly, we found that steady-state highly expressed miRNAs were predominantly located in isolated genomic loci rather than situated in genomic clusters of more than two miRNAs.
This broader approach permits the valuation of infrastructure components that may not be readily apparent in isolation; rather, once situated in relational context, we gain a wide-ranging picture of the interconnected and varied elements that underlie the collective functioning of the centre.
As a student of history at Stanford, I often find myself focusing on the "who" or the "why" of a situation, rather than situating each person or event in its place in the world.
Rather than situate materiality and facture subordinate to illusion and ideation (as is typically the case), we will consider baroque sculpture as material as much as immaterial.
