Sentence examples for dead cultures from inspiring English sources

They collected strange artifacts from dead cultures.

This is likely due to the low acetic acid uptake observed in the absence of O2 (see below section), which in turn results in acidification of the media (pHs of the dead cultures were of 5.6).

Is he a dead culture secretary walking – or, rather, talking too much?

But the Potala feels empty, ghostly, a museum of a dead culture.

With medieval literature, the act of translation insofar as teaching is concerned must necessarily involve the interpretation of not only a foreign culture, but a "dead" culture.

But Dean Sottile, 45, a chiropractor and father of two from Montville, N.J., who chronicles Dead culture on his blog, Grateful Dean, is staying mellow.

Inasmuch as it echoes classical Greek satirical drama, it is a fragment because it is a living remnant of a dead culture and should not be whole.

"It's part of viewing Indians as a dead culture, as a plaything that's essentially become part of the public domain.

Under light illumination and positive bias, the light birnessite PAO1 electrochemical system generated a photocurrent of 279.57 μA/cm2, which is 322% and 170% higher than those in the abiotic control and dead culture, suggesting photoenhanced electrochemical interaction between birnessite and Pseudomonas.

The Dessner brothers curated the ambitious playlist, enlisting a wide variety of artists who are not typically associated with Dead culture – Charles Bradley, Stephen Malkmus, Orchestra Baobob, Perfume Genius, The Walkmen, The War on Drugs and more.

"In a way, these are artefacts left over from a dead culture," says Mott, "but they speak more powerfully about what punk was really about, that moment of momentum and self-empowerment.