"You know, I kinda wanted to be adopted into Wes's family but never got the chance," he says.
The brighter, fairer kids were sent away to colleges or to be adopted into white families but I didn't get selected".
When conditions change, the term may change in meaning, be adopted into the standard language, or continue to be used as slang within certain enclaves of the population.
The motion, which raises the profile of the idea but is very unlikely to be adopted into law, says the policy "has the potential to offer genuine social security to all while boosting entrepreneurialism".
That interpretation, as well as later efforts to find correspondences between the life of Jesus and older Scripture, allowed a Latin translation of an early passage from Solomon, "Nigra sum sed formosa" ("I am black but comely," spoken by a sun-darkened woman) to be adopted into Roman Catholic services celebrating the Virgin Mary.
Last year's question — "What scientific concept would improve everybody's cognitive tool kit?" — drew 165 responses from scientists, sculptors, linguists and museum curators, each presenting a specialized theory or term that should be adopted into common parlance — in the manner of "random sample" or "placebo" — making "people smarter by providing widely applicable templates".
It is noted that other computational cardiac mechanics of materials also can be adopted into this stochastic framework.
We concluded that the obtained transition core design should be adopted into the future core conversion program of RSG GAS.
Though a growth mindset should be adopted into the culture from day one and baked into the product, growth hacking is primarily a post product-market fit enterprise.
It may be adopted into clinical practice for the differential diagnosis of hyperthyroidism, to screen for transient hyperthyroidism, and to monitor disease activity and treatment effects.
The aim is to draw general conclusions which may be adopted into any such TAHT cycle and not simply be specific to any one scenario.
