Sentence examples for core tradition from inspiring English sources

It can be argued, then, that the core tradition of welded sculpture coincides with the rise and fall of Modernist abstraction.

In the multiple coherent units hypothesis, a core tradition does not exist.

In the hierarchically integrated system hypothesis, a core tradition of characters evolves through descent with modification and characters peripheral to the core are exchanged among contemporaneous populations.

In terms of the hierarchically integrated system hypothesis, weaving techniques and 'flat-weave designs' represent a plausible core tradition, since they are relatively isolated from outside influences.

Under the hierarchically integrated system hypothesis, pile-weave design characters are peripheral elements that should exhibit a different rate of evolution from the non-pile-weave design characters that belong to the core tradition.

The hierarchically integrated system model proposes that cultural assemblages are composed of two types of characters: those belonging to a core tradition that evolves through phylogenesis, and peripheral characters that are commonly exchanged among groups and can be gained or lost with relative ease.

Indeed, for all of China's radical detours over the last century, its core traditions and beliefs are the most enduring of all.

But she created her own menus and ditched several of the industry's core traditions, and unlike most store owners, she built her company into a sizable business.

A large doll often presented to the birthday girl is also said to be Puerto Rican, signalling either the end of childhood or the fecundity of the teenager on show.Mexico is responsible for such core traditions as the honour court of boy and girl escorts and very puffy dresses.

While each village continues to add their own personal flavor, the core traditions of the Quechua people are still the a vibrant thread in Peru's fashion scene.

Located in the Himalayas, the Kingdom of Bhutan − or Druk Yul (Land of the Thunder Dragon) − is steadily opening up to the outside world and investing in human development while preserving its core traditions.