Sentence examples for appropriation potential from inspiring English sources

In our study, tadpoles were fed ad libitum to avoid competition for resources and minimize the stress associated with resource appropriation; therefore food availability and stress related to resource appropriation potential should not have been influential in the current experiments.

In the December installation of the Kitchen's Dance and Process series, Kayvon Pourazar will perform a mischievous solo that, he said, exploring "different ways of censoring the act of appropriation and potential misappropriation".

The debate, like most others about potential cultural appropriation, is fraught.

(3) System metrics relate the inputs or outputs of land-based production to system properties (e.g. yield gaps (actual versus potential yield), human appropriation of net primary production (HANPP), or wood felling in relation to wood increment).

It's unclear whether lawmakers will be able to pass it both in the House and Senate in the next two days, risking a potential lapse in appropriations over the weekend.

This appropriation did not allow studies of the potential environmental or human toxicity of fracking compounds or of the potential for air pollution although it is not clear why the U.S. EPA does not use other funding for such research.

CMDC's deployment of large scale resources compounded the spatial practice of the previous decade leading to the production of unanticipated public space potentials and the politicised appropriation of urban space.

Considering only aboveground processes, the "human appropriation of net primary production" (HANPP = potential NPP − NPPt), actual NPP (NPPact), harvest (NPPh) and NPPt (= NPPact − harvest) were recalculated based on existing datasets.

Even if full CPB funding were restored and political cronies like Ken Tomlinson removed from their posts, the same potential for using the CPB appropriation process as a tool to force public broadcasting further to the right would still exist.

The more functionalities that are available in an EMR system and the easier they are to use, the greater the potential for exploration, assimilation and appropriation by family physicians.

However, such mandates can also result in two potential implementation problems [ 38]: appropriation of the mandate to their own ends by a local dominant coalition (i.e. those who normally get their own way in the direction of activities), and inaction due to unwillingness or inability of the local dominant coalition to impose a single interpretation on the mandate.