The reorientation of primatology, mentioned in 3.1 Selective appropriation, was another source of corrective pressure on male-centered models of human evolution, in this case, in a field where the subject of inquiry is projectively gendered.
Extrapolation of information across numerous studies and conflict data sources, furthermore, establishes that pillage or illegal appropriation is a root cause of conflict-induced migration globally (Adhikari 2013; Engel and Ibáñez 2007; Maher 2015; ACLED 2015).
There's a cheerful secondhandness here, a sense of vague appropriations and unnamed sources at work.
Congress approved funding for weapons deliveries to the Syrian rebels in classified sections of defense appropriations legislation, two sources familiar with the matter said.
Professor Irvin noted that an appropriation artist must either acknowledge the source or appropriate something with a generally known source.
There is also a deep mythical resonance, owing to Maron's deft appropriation of classical and modern sources (a line from Heinrich von Kleist's "Penthesilea," "to win your heart or to die," finds its way into the story at several key junctures).
"Congress is the only source for such an appropriation, and no public money can be spent without one".
Thicke and Williams claimed they were inspired by Marvin Gaye, but the court's guilty verdict indicates that their so-called inspiration may have hewn to close to the source material and became appropriation.
Federal appropriations for the Legal Services Corporation, the largest source of money for aid groups, have declined over time.
Bogers and West (2012) Contrast the predictions of perspectives on the sources, motivation, and value appropriation of external innovation; propose a framework for the strategic management of distributed innovation.
