Sentence examples for situating the concept from inspiring English sources
In 2006 he delivered a lecture, The Rule of Law, at Cambridge University, explaining his conception of its eight core principles, and breaking new ground by situating the concept in an international framework.
It is based on the idea of situating the above concepts in a realistic urban environment, considering both how activity patterns are shaped by the configuration of space (i.e. the 'urban form') and how the physical characteristics of certain areas can influence the decisions of a potential offender.
Situating the present analysis is important.
A careful examination of terms and concepts helps situate the traditional perinatal and the fetuses-at-risk approaches within the broader context of non-causal and causal models within general epidemiology.
A careful examination of terms and concepts helps situate the traditional perinatal and the fetuses-at-risk models within the broader context of causal and non-causal models in general epidemiology.
Drawing on the hermeneutics of Hans-Georg Gadamer and the pragmatism of George Herbert Mead, Alcoff develops a concept of social identity that constitutively situates the individual in a communal world.
Figure 1 situates the four options.
Situate the plants in the living wall.
Situate the turkey on the cutting board.
Fasten the flash and situate the buckle.
