Sentence examples for cultural clusters from inspiring English sources

Young is also pushing for authorities to recognise and protect "cultural clusters" which bring benefits to the city.

Because they termed these original centres Kulturkreise, (or "cultural clusters"), they were also known as the Kulturkreise school of cultural anthropology.

He advocated the idea of cultural diffusion and arranged areas of the same cultural distribution into what he called Kulturkreise (cultural clusters, or cultural complexes).

Major cultural clusters today include the Mongo (in the centre of the country), the Kongo (west), the Luba (south-central), the Lunda (south), the Bemba (southeast), and the Kasai (southwest).

Three cultural clusters from the GLOBE Project House et al. (2002) are used to highlight possible geographic markets for each of these consumer segments.

The authors effect a comparison across 25 EU nations aggregated in five cultural clusters, namely Germanic, Southern European, Anglo-Saxon, Scandinavian, and Transition.

Same thing for the cultural cluster that defines the Upper West Side, Lincoln Center.

In retrospect the displacement of the 7,000 families living in those slums may seem cruel, especially so more recently as the Lincoln Center concept of a cultural cluster has fallen into disfavor.

Clustering theory is a useful determinant of user perceptions, and there is strong support that users within a given cultural cluster have similar requirements regarding website design.

He analyzes in a longitudinal study how the Southern Oregon University and the Ashland cultural cluster in the US State Oregon grew hand in hand, with the cluster spurring the academic development of its parent.

What does this cultural clustering amount to?