The Miami rapper Rick Ross, who is both physically and culturally very large, talks endlessly about extensive work in the cocaine trade.
Politically and culturally each large town or village dominated a satellite of lesser villages; government was in the hands of priest-rulers.
Culturally, a large family size is still considered a sign of wealth in some rural areas.
This research focused on the geographic area of Minneapolis, Minnesota, a racially and culturally diverse large urban center with a population of over 380,000 [ 27].
They are a mixed lot, ethnically and culturally: the largest sub-group, the Chinese, make up less than a quarter of the total Asian-American population.
The eleven countries participating in GNET have the common goal of creating long-lasting, measurable improvements in the carbohydrate quality through sustainable, culturally-appropriate large dietary interventions.
Cross-cultural adaptation is a complex, well-defined process, aiming to ensure that the translated version is culturally sensitive, as large variations exist between cultures in attitudes toward disease, participation in decision-making, and in discussing illness [ 13].
The inventor or company must make something that succeeds technologically, economically and culturally on a large scale.
Whatever conventional concert hall niceties were lacking — chiefly printed texts and translations — were outweighed by the idea that this piece reached a large, culturally diverse audience.
For a number of younger LGBT South Asians, the challenge lies in openly forging an individual path while maintaining ties to large, culturally conservative families and the communities in which they're embedded.
