Sentence examples for Cultural area from inspiring English sources

Culture area, also called cultural area, culture province, or ethno-geographic area, in anthropology, geography, and other social sciences, a contiguous geographic area within which most societies share many traits in common.

Actions taken in the cultural area by the EU include the Culture 2000 7-year programme, the European Cultural Month event, the MEDIA Programme, orchestras such as the European Union Youth Orchestra and the European Capital of Culture programmewhere one or more cities in the EU are selected for one year to assist the cultural development of that city.

Only time and further study will reveal whether any of these regions, so distant from the historic sources of U.S. population and culture, have the capacity to become an independent cultural area.

The European Capitals of Culture aim to promote the richness and diversity of cultures and encourage citizens' sense of belonging to a common cultural area.

Each cultural area had its own distinctive style of art.

They occupy a certain kind of cultural area - the same as from Parma".

Noting that an invention directly affecting one aspect of culture may require adjustments in other cultural areas, he introduced the term cultural lag to describe delays in adjustment to invention.

Others like star Australian DJ, Nina Las Vegas, are suggesting that the legislation is causing a feeling of "sleepiness" in what was once vibrant cultural areas like Sydney, causing a diminishment in club culture.

There are 15 matches between cultural and genetic datasets; 7 of these matches represent cultural areas (e.g., Inuit-Aleuts) that include multiple representative cultures homogenous for particular marriage practices (Table 2).

Culture-bound syndromes occur in a limited number of specific societies or cultural areas.

We're producing people who will work in cultural areas," says Clarke.