The poignancy of Mary's situation, for example, resides precisely in her effacement: neglected by her parents and unmarriageable, her silent and futile presence haunting the shadows of Pride and Prejudice is to me the best testament possible to the ranks of unremarkable women she stands for.
This integration was not trivial: Information on a patient's living situation, for example, may reside in a social worker's report, not on a medical chart.
However, holding on to a negative situation and letting it reside in your heart is toxic.
In the rare situation where no station resided within 50 km, that event was excluded from analysis.
Regardless of actual human rights violations within the trial, it seems implausible that the ethics review committee members from Oxford have a through knowledge of the situation for Burmese recruits residing in Burma.
Although, the original implementation works well in situations with records residing on one block, our experiments show that it can lead to severe performance problems when its underlying assumptions are broken.
These experiments are not aberrational, but representative: social psychologists have repeatedly found that the difference between good conduct and bad appears to reside in the situation more than the person; both disappointing omissions and appalling actions are readily induced through seemingly minor situational features.
But the craziness, ultimately, resides not in the situation but in the minds of our politicians and the people who vote for them.
Meaning does not exist solely within words and sentences but resides largely in the situation and the attitudes brought to it by those involved.
The relevant comparison is not to a situation in which all mitochondrial genes reside in the nucleus, but to a situation in which all mitochondrial genes reside in the mitochondria--which is analogous to the state of extreme polyploidy in giant bacteria.
