Sentence examples for based on the tradition from inspiring English sources
After a series of losses in the early 1990s, banks widely adopted the model.VAR is firmly based on the tradition of quantitative finance.
The bill, he says, is based on the tradition of academic freedom, but many scholars argue that the legislative approach adopted by him and his followers could erode the very freedom the bill champions.
Those written up to about 1545 have themes based on the tradition of Petrarch's love poems and a philosophy based on the Neoplatonism that Michelangelo had absorbed as a boy at Lorenzo the Magnificent's court.
These satirical novels, based on the tradition of cuadros de costumbres ("literary sketches on manners and society"), were part of Pérez Galdós' larger body of work, the novelas españolas contemporáneas, which offer a panoramic vision of 19th-century Spain.
Over the years, I have composed some little routines that I called "misguided meditations" — Buddhist shtick based on the tradition's profound wisdom but more directly geared toward humor.
This heritage enabled innovation in the gastronomy sector based on the tradition of quality of the region, created synergies with the Art sector and contributed to the emergence of innovative governance forms.
The international rules for dressage are based on the traditions and practice of the best riding schools in the world.
The music, based on the traditions of the Xhosa tribe rather than the Zulu music that is better known in the United States, grows hypnotic and galvanizing.
His other works, also based on the traditions of Brittany, include a collection of poems, La Chanson de la Bretagne (1892; "The Song of Brittany"), and several novels and stories, Le Gardien du feu (1890; "Keeper of the Fire"; Eng. trans., The Night of the Fires), Pâques d'Islande (1897; "Iceland Easter"), and Contes du soleil et de la brume (1905; "Tales of Sun and Mist").
