Sentence examples for forest tradition from inspiring English sources

As Panich explains, the forest tradition, is the most immersive practice of the Dhamma.

The left aisle is full of plants and birdies in squeaky cages — a Forest Lawn tradition.

The scenario "Biomassive" (BIO) was designed in light of the importance of biomass as an energy carrier for Austria and due to the fact that a comprehensive and sustainable use of the available biomass potentials is very likely (e.g. high share of forest land, tradition, successful timber industry, technological know-how).

(In October the Mashantucket gallery will mount its first show drawn primarily from its own collections, "Gifts of the Forest: Native Traditions in Wood and Bark". ).

"Gifts of the Forest: Native Traditions in Wood and Bark" is open through March 4, every day but Tuesday during normal museum hours, which are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Within the museum, the tribe, whose name means "much wooded place," has curated the exhibition, "Gifts of the Forest: Native Traditions in Wood and Bark," on display through March 4. In the darkened, temperature-controlled room that contains the exhibition, prehistoric woodworking tools mix with late 19th-century snowshoes and contemporary paintings.

On the surface, the two works seem radically unalike, confirming the stereotypical polarity between light-suffused Italianate values and the forest dusk of Germanic tradition.

Then comes a very different song, that of a plane tree, singing through women's voices and airy, shimmering orchestral textures to create, in this fourth movement, Mr. Henze's contribution to the German tradition of forest music.

A small, undated canvas by Courbet, "Depth of the Forest," follows in this tradition, although it differs significantly from Verstraelen's carefully composed scene of ice skating figures, as well as from Courbet's own large, deadpan compositions featuring workers, scrubby landscapes or a funeral.

Non-parametric modelling, applying methods such as the k-Nearest Neighbours (kNN) technique (Tomppo and Katila 1991, Tomppo et al. 2008), has a long tradition in forest inventories.

The main reason was that farmers who kept up the tradition of forest pasturing remained dependent on the mountain cattle breed's adaptiveness to its environment.