In geographical terms a site is the actual land on which something is built. For example hilly, fertile soils, rocky, etc. The situation is the area around the place. For example lots of buildings nearby, near a river, near a forest on the eastern side, etc.
It means 'locations'. Also short for 'websites' which are literally locations on the web.
A site is a location, so siting would mean placing something at a location, as in locating it precisely or putting it on a site.
Geographers use the term site and situation the most often. Site refers to a certain location that is used for specific activities. Situation refers to a site but in relation to another activity and location. Advantages and disadvantages are taken into consideration.
The area of Nicodemus National Historic Site is 651,543.8840064 square meters.
the site of a settlement is the actual location of a settlement whilst the situation of a settlement is the surrounding of the settlement.
The area of Fort Scott National Historic Site is 68,796.5591808 square meters.
The area of Rose Hill Plantation State Historic Site is 178,061.6825856 square meters.
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Site location is where the job is. If you deliver material to a construction site - that is site location ..................
It means that the plant (Equipment) is out of the site work.
site: from the latin 'situs', 'to do with eggbeaters'
It means that the plant (Equipment) is out of the site work.
because them people do not use the site properly.
On site parking is when there is parking at an event site. Many times you will have to park away from the event.
a construction site mean when you build thing like house or anything
a weakened polymer structure at the site of the attack of DNA
That would depend entirely upon what you mean by "this".
Off site
If you mean this site-none