Sentence examples for foreign modes from inspiring English sources

Mr. Brubeck experimented with time signatures and polytonality and explored musical theater and the oratorio, baroque compositional devices and foreign modes.

Experts — such as the Senegalese griot Fode Sissoko and the Riverdance alum Joel Hanna — demonstrate their specialties, but friendly cast members also try out foreign modes, or mix them, setting Bulgarian pravo against Irish reel.

Overall, the results indicate that the decisions on product diversification and foreign mode of entry are related.

Later that year, The New York Times described this development as a "strictly foreign mode of living," albeit one increasing in popularity with the middle and upper classes who found the typical row house inconvenient and wasteful.

It is well known that the courts of chancery in England were formerly entirely in the hands of ecclesiastics, who took advantage of the strict forms of the common law, to introduce a foreign mode of jurisprudence under the specious name of Equity.

However, so far, few studies have been conducted on variousaspects of internationalization in the electronic markets space and despite the vital role of foreign entry modes, only a handful studies have examinedwhat modes EBSs use internationally.

Although he adopted new elements such as foreign musical modes, he rejected other musical traits as unsuitable to Arabian music.

Foreign patients (mode 2) and foreign commercial presence (mode 3) in medical education or in hospitals may lead to better-quality health care because of increased availability of sophisticated medical technology.

Transfer courses may be given an FL (Foreign Language) Mode of Inquiry code under two circumstances.

These results raise questions relating to the conventional categorisations of foreign market entry modes and the design and interpretation of survey research relating to internationalisation.

This highlights a sex-specific phenomenon, and suggests females in the region may be exposed to increased UV radiation, perhaps through tanning beds, sunbathing, foreign holidays and mode of clothing.