The term 'put in place' can be broken down into three words: 'laid, ' 'COVE, ' and 'LOCATE.' 'Laid' is a verb meaning to put something down in a flat or even position. 'COVE' is a noun referring to a sheltered area of water, such as a bay or harbor. Finally, 'LOCATE' is a verb meaning to find or identify the position of something. Together, these three words describe the act of putting something in a specific place, either on land or in water.