default position

collocation in English

meanings of defaultand position

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default
noun
uk /dɪˈfɒlt/ us /dɪˈfɑːlt/
the thing that exists or happens if you do not change it intentionally by performing ...
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position
noun
uk /pəˈzɪʃ.ən/ us /pəˈzɪʃ.ən/
the place where something or someone is, often in relation to ...
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Examples of default position

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Statutes are capable of epistemic guidance because of the defaultposition and because target populations generally have mastered the necessary social and linguistic competences.
If this position can be sustained, then the advantages of bivalentist omniscience over its competitors make it the natural defaultposition for open theists.
Irrelevant modifiers are attached in a defaultposition in the tree (the lowest possible attachment) and a null semantic relation is established with the modifiee.
Mightn't it be because the special badness of harm makes consent the rational defaultposition in the former case?
In the absence of compelling evidence for marine conditions, or marine strata, the defaultposition has been to assume that land existed until proven otherwise.
Clearly, arguments exist for inclusivity and, in citizenship terms, for inclusivity as the defaultposition.
Not giving such treatment would otherwise become the defaultposition.
While the defaultposition for stress is the penult (2a), stress will fall on the antepenult if it contains a more sonorous vowel (2b).
This defaultposition as ethics discussant fulcrum has its own set of justifications and benefits.
According to social salience theory, the defaultposition is that statutes apply to act-tokens that are socially salient, given the linguistic and social contexts.
If it is, teaching measurable skills must become the defaultposition.
Beyond this, it is suggested that a defaultposition of inclusion should be adopted as the starting point from which to conduct such assessments.
They hold that by and large, the defaultposition for the working population is full-time paid work, and that a lot of pressure is applied to enforce the defaultposition.
The defaultposition on statutory application is that a statutory provision applies to members of socially salient arrays and does not apply to members of peripheral arrays.
Malm finds the liberal antipaternalist position most compelling as a defaultposition.
Absent an argument that successfully bears the burden, we should stick with the defaultposition that she has no such obligation.
If they cannot obtain that consent, the defaultposition should be that they buy a joint annuity.
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Since consenting is more likely than not consenting, that should become the defaultposition.
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There is no defaultposition there at all.
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