This isn't about having a cultural identikit or crudely appropriating elements of other cultures.
The objects could be functional, everyday objects, or elements of other art pieces; commercial advertising material, newspaper cuttings or street debris.
Right now, it feels like a hybrid of the New York Post, the iTunes store, and elements of other iPad periodicals: slide show, video, infographics.
"David was a kind of synthesiser," says Rock. "He never really copied anybody but he was brilliant at drawing on different elements of other people.
The Yazidis, who are followers of an ancient religion which includes elements of other faiths, have been targeted by Isis as they are viewed as infidels.
The course brings together the key elements of other horse-related higher education courses, such as equestrian management and development, and equine science.
Even a standard language that was originally based on one local dialect changes, however, as elements of other dialects infiltrate into it over the years.
(Mangano's story is both fictionally embroidered and mixed with elements of other businesswomen's experiences — Russell mentioned, in particular, Lillian Vernon, who died last week at the age of eighty-eight).
"I don't think anybody else writes like her [although] she's got elements of other people - bits of Harold Pinter and Kafka, that morbidly humorous take on life, that very dark humour," he added.
The answer is that Apple Music draws together many familiar and existing elements of other music services into one convenient offering, rather than any new features in their own right.
Some larger mosses, however, contain a central core of elongated thick-walled cells called hydroids that are involved in water conduction and that have been compared to the xylem elements of other plants.
