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1. Its scientific and common names honor the ornithologist David Armitage Bannerman.
2. This species is named after naturalist David Armitage.
3. "' David Armitage "'( born 1965 ) is a British historian known for his writings on international and intellectual history.
4. The comparison, carried out for Entrekin by a Columbia University history professor, David Armitage, amounted to " an absolutely scathing indictment,"
5. David Armitage, chief executive and founder of Qubit Technology, is banking on a wireless variation on the theme : the Qubit Web Tablet is scheduled for release by July.
6. It's difficult to find david armitage in a sentence. 用david armitage造句挺難的
7. Columbia University history professor David Armitage was quoted in the " New York Times " as saying that the book was " a spectacular and sustained act of plagiarism ."
8. But the scholar David Armitage, the author of " The Ideological Origins of the British Empire " ( 2000 ), applauded Cannadine for what he said was characteristic scholarly daring.
9. In 2015, Weller was named in St Kilda's leadership group along with captain Nick Riewoldt and fellow players Leigh Montagna, Sean Dempster, Jarryn Geary, David Armitage and Jack Newnes.
10. But it was termed " a spectacular and sustained act of plagiarism " by a Columbia University history professor, David Armitage, who found that it mirrored a 1959 Jones biography by the late naval historian Samuel Eliot Morison.
11. In the children's book, " The Lighthouse Keeper's Cat " by Ronda and David Armitage, the protagonist's favourite dish is stargazy pie, and he is rewarded with one at the end.
12. In recent years, historians such as David Armitage's " The Declaration of Independence : A Global History " offer contributions to the huge and necessarily collaborative project of writing the history of thought in a comparative and especially connective way.
13. David Armitage Bannerman's volumes on West African birds, published from 1930 through to 1951, became well-established reference works for the region, and retained the name akalat for " Trichastoma ", which is " Illadopsis ".
14. Historian David Armitage has argued that the Declaration was strongly influenced by de Vattel's " The Law of Nations ", the dominant international law treatise of the period, and a book that Benjamin Franklin said was " continually in the hands of the members of our Congress ".