Sentence examples similar to a codified trait from inspiring English sources

Unexpectedly, this syncretic fusion of a codified Asian movement vocabulary with Bach's Baroque dance forms is a perfect fit.

A royal mint operated there from about 1260, and a codified town mining law (Ius Regale Montanorum) served as a model for other central European mining laws.

It proposes a codified theory of reading and then applies this code, line by line, to "Sarrasine," one of Balzac's short stories.

"In our three years of consultation around the country, nowhere have we found any voice saying we don't need a codified law".

The answer, he concludes, has to be a codified constitution which limits what even Parliament may do – if, he cautiously adds, that is what the British people want.

Among the most conspicuous innovations of Inca civilization were a codified system of laws, extensive examples of monumental architecture, and the attainment of a high standard of artistic production, particularly in metalworking.

Our secular age has been voided of a codified morality, but looking for it in the habits and manners of the rich and famous is the social equivalent of appointing a drunkard to run the brewery.

The Sunni tradition also emphasises a codified system of Islamic law and adherence to four schools of law.

Incubators popped up to socialize nervous founders and turn them into capital F Founders and the path for startups became a codified journey from failure to success.

"There needs to be a codified law".

The collection is a codified natural history museum of design.