Sentence examples for a tradition of model from inspiring English sources
The Triangle is in a tradition of model villages beloved of aristocrats, princes, of Brad Pitt in New Orleans and the Bordeaux sugar-cube manufacturer who commissioned workers' housing from Le Corbusier.
San Diego was an atypical place for them, as they'd made a tradition of following a model I'd compare to a plotline from the film Love Actually: go to a bumblefuck college town in America, impress girls with their British accents, and have as much sex as possible.
There is a tradition of using statistical models based on mortality from respiratory illnesses (Pneumonia and Influenza: PI) or all-cause mortality for estimating the number of deaths related to influenza.
It should be noted that DES and SD models have a longer tradition of modelling technical or procedural components.
It explained their failure to build up food stocks, since this required planning for a future that did not yet exist; it explained the failure of the boys' model airplanes to foster a tradition of sculpture-making, since the models expressed only the momentary burst of excitement that accompanied the sight of an actual plane.
The Roman church's search for apostolic credentials was not initiated in response to Protestant reforms: it was part of a tradition of pursuit of primitive models of church life and doctrine.
Coupled with the fact that the majority of equipment is communal, this model has created a tradition of freely offered help, advice, reagents, ideas and facilities, which most LMB scientists simply take for granted.
It lacks a tradition of private philanthropy.
The Matheniko have a tradition of cultivating home gardens (nikiror).
