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Situation and its
derivations may
refer to: A
concept similar to scenario,
relating to a
position (location) or a set of cir****stances. A job The Situation...
- A sitcom,
clipping for
situational comedy, is a
genre of
comedy centered on a
fixed set of
characters who
mostly carry over from
episode to episode. Sitcoms...
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Situational awareness or
situation awareness (SA) is the
perception of
environmental elements and
events with
respect to time or space, the comprehension...
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Situations may
refer to:
Situations (essay series), 1947
essays by Jean-Paul
Sartre Situations – The Very Best Of Cetu Javu, 2009
compilation album "Situations"...
- A no-win
situation, also
called a lose-lose
situation, is one
where a
person has choices, but no
choice leads to a net gain. For example, if an executioner...
- The
Situation Room,
officially known as the John F.
Kennedy Conference Room, is a 5,525-square-foot (513.3 m2)
conference room and
intelligence management...
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Situational ethics or
situation ethics takes into
account only the
particular context of an act when
evaluating it ethically,
rather than
judging it only...
- In
Marxist terminology, a
revolutionary situation is a
political situation indicative of a
possibility of a revolution. The
concept was
introduced by Vladimir...
- A
limit situation (German: Grenzsituation) is any of
certain situations in
which a
human being is said to have
differing experiences from
those arising...
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Situational logic (also
situational analysis) is a
concept advanced by Karl
Popper in his The
Poverty of Historicism.
Situational logic is a
process by...
