It seems impossible fully to take the measure of Britain's eastern trade in this period without situating it alongside that of the Atlantic – as Captain John Smith, a founder of England's first successful North American colony, knew more intimately than most.
At the same time, "he raised his hand, and over the desolate earth he traced in space the sign of the dollar".The persistent success of "Atlas Shrugged" and "The Fountainhead" shows that Rand died (in 1982) without heirs to her blend of long-winded romance, edifying techno-psychology, and obdurate ideological rigidity, without situating such a tale in the ghetto of science fiction.
Without context - without situating the importance of these findings within what we already know about the decline of the Maya - allows others to leap to unwarranted (and problematic) conclusions.
The proposals on learning in digital environments cannot be limited to the use of platforms, resources, devices, mobile applications without situating all of these in the material, relational and sociocultural context they come from.
It is repeatedly argued that one cannot properly grasp how rules function without situating them into their legal, economic and cultural context; it is argued that there is little use of comparing paper institutions, or rules and doctrines merely as they appear in books (Rabel, 1947; Van Hoecke, 2004, p. 167; Westmarland, 2011, p. 59).
Implicit bias trainings, which seem to focus on raising awareness of nonconscious or implicit biases, often do so without situating those biases alongside explicit biases, systemic or institutional biases, and other issues that are likely to swamp any effects of implicit bias awareness-raising.
Dreyfus (1999, 2001) argues, in a similar vein that without a situated and embodied engagement there can be no commitment and no risk.
uniformity of decision as to persons similarly situated, without sacrificing procedural fairness or bringing about other undesirable results". Ibid.
They have been dismissed as ribbon-cutting versions of the appendix, prominently situated but without any discernible function.
In an affidavit, a local lawyer told of questioning prosecutors, county elections officials and others about the voting rights of similarly situated people without getting a definitive answer.
