Sentence examples for situated time from inspiring English sources

Discourses reflect the general and enduring systems of thought which, in turn, influence the formation and expression of ideas within a historically situated time (Grant et al. 2004).

The temporal sampling of genetic data can be a powerful means of estimating Ne between two closely situated time points, as is the case in our study.

This latest "Galactica" product is situated in time between the two previous Syfy television series.

But Ms. Iriberri needed to be situated in time to start classes, and the timetable for moving in was uncertain.

The subtitle ("Historical Studies of Science as if It Was Produced by People With Bodies, Situated in Time, Space, Culture, and Society, and Struggling for Credibility and Authority") is telling in its own way.

Perhaps most humiliating, the French, no less sensitive than Algerians to their nation's sovereignty, nevertheless find their economic life is in the hands of a former nemesis — situated this time not in Algiers, but in Berlin.

Each narrative offers us an entire existence (we feel that if a story doesn't illuminate a whole life, Gallant's not interested in writing it) and a whole world, a milieu precisely situated in time and on the map of Europe and Quebec.

So strong is this desire to be situated in time and space and to share the position with others that the idea of tracking location has spread from a periphery feature to one which is required for most apps to function.

If much of the black American archive is nonexistent or lost — since much of black American culture is rooted in oral tradition and black American life was terrorized by slavery — then a black aesthetic does not simply materialize but needs to be decided upon and situated in time and space.

Corporate engagements in global agriculture need to be situated in time and space, and alongside the experiences of workers.

Equally, Smelser (2004) argues that individual's memory of atrocity is situated in time and space (context).