Sentence examples for appropriated aspect from inspiring English sources

But perhaps it's time to take a step back and revisit what might be the most appropriated aspect of black culture -- black slang.  .

In a later radio interview with New York radio station Hot 97, Banks also criticized Azalea for a "cultural smudging" in how she appropriated aspects of Nicki Minaj's work.

Besides historical quirks like the recently discovered tribe of the Sentinelese people in the Bay of Bengal, who attack any stranger who dares come close, there are few cultures that can claim to not have been influenced by or have appropriated aspects of another culture.

In her 2010 study of the Church of the SubGenius, religious scholar Carole Cusack of the University of Sydney states that Lovecraft's work is a "model for the Church of the SubGenius' approach to scripture", in that aspects of his fiction were treated as real by some within paganism, just as the Church appropriates aspects of popular culture in its spirituality.

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The next column shows for each perspective the measures and targets needed to realize the appropriate aspect of the theme's objectives.

A module with a larger pore size and appropriate aspect ratio should produce permeate at a significantly higher rate.

The dead time factor file, accounted for in the 'dtffile' parameter, is needed for each observation in order to produce appropriate aspect histograms used to create ARFs.

It is shown that the oval cross-section coil with an appropriate aspect ratio has various advantages as compared with the circular cross-section coil.

In genethlialogy each place in this dōdecatropos determines an aspect of the life of the native (one born under a particular sign); in other forms of astrology the place determines some appropriate aspect of the sublunar world.

The profiled skins are modelled as infinite, thin orthotropic plates resting on tensionless rigid foundations, allowing the local buckling response to be simulated by the single-wave buckling mode of an unrestrained plate section of appropriate aspect ratio.