Sentence examples for situated places from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we refer requesters' contextual requirements (or contexts in short) to the information that may affect their perceptions of browsing Web contents, such as requesters' preferences and sensations, situated places, as well as devices and network connectivity.

Trace it onto the cardboard tube in three evenly situated places.

After the columns (tableau) are situated, place the remaining cards in a face-down pile below the tableau.

Fig. 2 Situating place-based prevention on the global-local continuum.

They are pitiless and isolated, often situated in places that might be beautiful were they not so extreme, and defined by a kind of human deprivation particular to the industry.

With Jeff Bezos installed as one of the four horsemen of the apocalypse, Franzen looks forward to a world in which writers are "the kind of prospectless workers whom its contractors employ in its warehouses, labouring harder for less and less, with no job security, because the warehouses are situated in places where they're the only business hiring".

These may be situated in places that are hostile politically (Africa) or naturally (deep ocean waters) and far from markets.

I would argue that companies in markets outside of New York, LA, SF, Berlin, and London – companies situated in places where offices are $850 a month and salaries are comparably low – could produce some real winners more consistently if they had access to small injections of capital early on.

They are often situated in places they should be miles away from.

Thus social science has a role in highlighting that renewable energy developments are situated in places – not 'sites' – that involve personal, local and cultural meanings and emotions as well as physical and material properties.

A mayor is typically well situated to place a potential successor in the spotlight.