situate

“This is our most significant release since Situate 1.0.,” says Mike Mazzolini, CoFounder of XonaSoftware.

Harris's edited volume based on the first African Diaspora conference organized in the United States at Howard University in 1979, situates the African Diaspora in the Americas in a worldwide context that includes the African presence in Europe, the Mediterranean, the Middle East and Asia.

1-5), analyzes Du Bellay's letters in detail and situates them within the context of the evolving systems of sixteenth-century transcription.

These last essays situate Catholics in relation to political, ideological, diplomatic and financial contingencies.

Trinkaus is least in his element when he critiques others' efforts to situate thought sociopolitically, as for example in his presentation of what he terms the civic humanist syndrome" (1.327).

In the traditional conviction that an author can be understood if the assumptions for a sensible interpretation can be reconstructed, he situates and evaluates Erasmus within three contexts: as a Burgundian, as a humanist and ecclesiastic, and as a controversialist.

Accordingly, the STLI curriculum situates leaders' learning in school-based technology leadership issues, nurtures the community of leaders established during the face-to-face summer experience, and supplies necessary tools to conceptually and practically engage in technology leadership.