worksite
site
verb[ T,usually+ adv/prep ]
 PROPERTY formaluk /saɪt/us
to build something in a particular place:
be sitedThe wind turbines would be sited about 20 miles offshore.
The rail company does not need planning permission to erect the communications masts as long as they are sited on railway land.
Siting landfills has become more difficult as public awareness grows.

Examples of site

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These magdalenian sites show clear variations in spatial, quantitative and qualitative aspects of the find material.
In this case, relative returns to some of the structural measures also improve even when barley is grown in both sites.
Coherences between recording sites reflect the pattern and degree of connectivity between brain regions.
The scale bar represents the estimated number of nucleotide substitutions per nucleotide site.
The surface density of streptavidin molecules was sufficiently small that each of the pinning sites represented a single streptavidin-biotin cross-bridge.
Thus, the door of a burning furnace stood in for the steel plant, and a couple of drainpipes represented a construction site.
Test excavations were conducted at 37 sites, each of which was selected by a stratified random sampling strategy.
Treatment effects did not differ by site or gender in random effects regression models.
Of the remaining variable sites, 183 were phylogenetically informative.
There was a significant effect of site on the proportion of surviving seedlings and on the relative growth rates in terms of leaf number.
Compared to the abundant use of such items in sites postdating 50,000 this absence is telling.
But since the late 1960s many sheep bones have surfaced in just such sites.
On that basis, one will then be aware into which of the alteration 'epochs' the landing site falls.
It's really straightforward: you talk about the site as a whole.
Hinge-bending motion and the substrate-induced conformational transition studied by site-directed spin labeling.
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Collocations withsite

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These are words often used in combination with site.

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archaeological site
We must speak openly about this political archaeologicalsite.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
auction site
A new agent has not yet learned which search engine to try first, or which auctionsite offers the best bargains.
blast site
The high-danger, short-term, localized fallout is deposited primarily downwind from the blast site, in a cigar-shaped area, assuming a constant-strength, constant-direction wind.
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