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Towns & regions: environments & localities

locale | American Dictionary

locale
noun[ C ]
us/loʊˈkæl/
an area or place, esp. one where something special happens:
The film’s locale is Venice in the summer of 1957.

Examples of locale

locale
Houses are both locales for capitalist production and arenas of social reproduction.
When those ancestral heroes and producers inhabit a geographically distant locale, objects and artisans (perhaps even styles) from that place assume a special significance.
Presbyterian women, by contrast, focused on exclusive experiences in church, some of which did not even occur within their locale.
The dialogue data should not be merged for authors whose characters are intended to be from different locales or social groups.
It gradually reached the southeast and the north as large dams were also constructed in those locales.
Customary law, by its very nature, differs fundamentally from locale to locale but there appear to be certain common attributes that allow for some generalisations.
As mentioned earlier, architecture is probably more tied to specific locale than any other occupation within the service economy.
This operation introduces the constants, axioms, definitions and already proved theorem the given locale contains.
Injectivity of the target locale implies a similar property for generalised equilocales.
Articulations of diasporic identity, therefore, should be understood as locales of different cultural passages between and beyond borders.
The familial context of the burial locale further reinforces the interpretation of infant morbidity.
While the railroad car mediates between distant locales, the railroad track mediates between contiguous neighbourhoods and divergent social classes.
Monks from the same region tended to appoint each other to administrative offices and could dominate the temples of a specific locale.
This suggests a regulatory mechanism whereby cytotrophoblasts recognise and respond to changes in their immediate locale.
Moreover, a locale that has been closed at some point of a development can later be opened again.
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