Sentence examples for unique appropriation from inspiring English sources

In what the federal transit administrator, Jennifer L. Dorn, called a "unique appropriation," the government made the grants immediately for projects that are years from completion.

This means that although the common goal of all the sites was to dispense safely, different adaptations of social and technical elements meant unique appropriation of operating procedures in the socio-technical context.

That power is "unique to appropriations chairmen," Mr. Gregg said.

This indicates a problem that is not unique to MoMA: the appropriation of the curatorial discipline by academic art theory.

Transitioning into the role of nurse scientist requires the acquisition of new knowledge but also involves the development of new scholarly skills and the appropriation of the unique values and goals of the new role.

"The issue with the work of Tyler Shields isn't so much that he's copying so many artists' work though his shouldn't be an artistic model to aspire to but that his appropriations replace the unique vision of the original with the cheap ploys of shock or nostalgia," she said in an email.

Richard's use of Malboro men is a particularly unique situation because it reverses the usual direction of artistic appropriation.

Well known for their explorations of duality through a fragmented style of appropriation and collage, as well as their use of unique materials, FAILE have created a beautiful tapestry of color, giving life and personality to a very plain structure.

Kûkai's appropriation and systematic development of the theory takes the form of a unique philosophy of praxis that is simultaneously a philosophy of the body.

The appropriation of one context-specific story for a larger sociocultural narrative is certainly not unique, but it speaks to the current atmosphere, which is one of profound agitation.

Using Polaroid film emphasizes that each photograph in the ongoing series is a unique object, and the repetition of the subject leaves us wondering whether this is kitsch or appropriation, the sublime or the picturesque, fiction or nonfiction, nostalgia or forecast.