Sentence examples for clustering of cultural from inspiring English sources

In The American Indian (1917), a classic in North American ethnology, he explored the regional clustering of cultural traits and the relation between culture and physical environment, outlining the main culture areas.

This clustering of cultural landmarks and events is not, of course, a coincidence.

Are the mechanisms linking segregation to health all negative, or might there be some health-promoting pathways, such as in the clustering of cultural resources?

Another notable cluster of cultural institutions is found in the Hyde Park community on the South Side near the University of Chicago campus.

The Broad, a three-storey structure with a honeycomb facade, joins the Walt Disney concert hall and the Museum of Contemporary Art (Moca) to form a cluster of cultural flagships along the optimistically named Grand Avenue Arts Corridor.

In his view, a cluster of cultural prejudices have steered many potential tradesmen into college, and then toward stultifying office jobs, which provide less satisfaction and less security than skilled manual labor, and sometimes less money.

Holding its architectural own amid a cluster of cultural attractions in the city's Museumplein district, the five-star Neo-Gothic pile could quite easily be mistaken for a museum itself.

But if it does, they add, it will have less to do with available loft space (which is limited) than with clusters of cultural institutions, some new to the sprawling borough, which are now busily feeding off each other and off a fast-growing, ethnically diverse population.

European Union National Institutes for Culture operates a cluster of cultural centres from the EU.

There is a certain visual identity to the clusters, and a hint of cultural tension among them.

Mr. Gioia attributed the spread of artists beyond traditional urban clusters to the growth of cultural institutions in maturing cities in the South and West, the mobility of the work force, technology that enables a painter in Santa Fe to reach a broader audience and the high cost of living in cities including Boston, New York, San Francisco and Los Angeles.