Audits are contemporary technologies of evaluation and should be considered part and parcel of the field(s) they render accountable.
The perspective generally embraced here is that human ecology is part and parcel of the larger field of ecology and not simply analogous to it.
The suit, filed in United States District Court in Houston, said the company, which obtained permission from the state in the 1970's to drill on a parcel of land called Hawkins Field in Wood County in eastern Texas, had strayed onto adjacent state-owned land not covered by its permits.
For the local population, White House advisors say, climate change is a "present-tense issue". Rising sea levels and coastal erosion claim a football-field-size parcel of land each day, requiring citizens to consider extreme steps like the relocation of entire communities to survive, they say.
Here music emerges "embodied," that is, as part and parcel of human beings working in the fields, migrating, dancing, making aesthetic choices, engaging with the market, responding to state promotion, and in general becoming part of larger sociocultural processes.
The main piece, a parcel of land known as Governor Hutchinson's Field, is owned by The Trustees of the Reservations, and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Farm groups have long admitted that authentic-looking fake documents immigrants buy are part and parcel of how California's factories in the fields stay open.
Part and parcel of the Allies' motorized supply chain were field supply units, the forefathers of the distribution center model used so commonly in today's supply chains.
Having to resubmit rejected papers is part and parcel of the researcher's life, certainly in my field.
He said: "I'm not going to go into what's been said on the field - I think that's part and parcel of the game.
