Sentence examples for cultural grid from inspiring English sources

The palace is a quite wonderful place, full of Eames chairs and Barcelona chairs and Pollock paintings and David Smith sculptures and other high-class cultural grid coordinates.

Only in New York does an all-out effort by a fashionable artist struggle to make a blip on the city's cultural grid.

The palace is a quite wonderful place, full of Eames chairs and Barcelona chairs and Pollock paintings and David Smith sculptures and other high-class cultural grid coordinates..

As an actor Mr. Oldham has appeared in the indie movies "Old Joy and Wendy and Lucycriticallycacclaimedaimed films that are about as far removed from the cultural grid as you can get without tumbling into the abyss.

And he's found items you can acquire only when you go searching in weird pockets of the world way off the cultural grid.

In the 1970s, Mary Douglas, the world renowned British anthropologist, put forward the cultural theory of grid and group (G/G) which identified four distinct cultural typologies to define the position of an individual within a society.

Later, they settled in the Angeles National Forest, in a hand-built cabin without electricity, years before living off the grid had cultural cachet.

Also to be considered are qualitative elements like their treatment of the skyline, the setting and approach to a memorial, the public spaces, cultural facilities and the street grid.

Aiming for the highbrow brilliant quadrant, the Bravo cable channel is developing a show based on New York magazine's "Approval Matrix," a grid that charts cultural moments based on the admittedly subjective tastes of its editors.

A cultural history of the U.S. power grid reveals the system's current failings and its potential.

Search Engine for South-East Europe (SE4SEE) is a socio-cultural search engine running on the grid infrastructure.