Sentence examples for heritage associated from inspiring English sources

Adobe constructions account for a significant portion of the built heritage, associated with early building techniques, material accessibility and low-cost.

The Balkerne Tower Trust said it was set up to preserve for the benefit of the people of Colchester the historical, architectural and constructional heritage associated with the town's water supply.

In between his classes, he speaks of history and heritage associated with Shastar Vidiya and doesn't hesitate to make his students smile.

Craven Community College in New Bern is one of 842 libraries to receive the grant "intended to address both the need and desire of the American public for trustworthy and accessible resources about Muslim beliefs and practices and the cultural heritage associated with Islamic civilizations" according to the National Endowment for the Humanities, which administers it.

A GIS-based methodological framework was developed and applied to map agricultural heritage (AH), understood as a non-divisible combination of three cultural services (dimensions, D): the heritage value associated to a culturally significant species (i.e. Chiloé native potato) (D1); the traditional systems of knowledge of AH keepers (D2); and the social relations among them (D3).

Coupled with the fact that I grew up on benefits in council estates throughout Bristol – not a type of heritage often associated with Oxbridge interview – I decided to give it a try.

South Africa already has several national heritage sites associated with Mandela, including his birthplace and former home in Mthatha, his former houses in Alexandra and Soweto and the prisons on Robben Island and in Paarl.

Due to its nature, geoheritage constitutes a nonrenewable resource; thus, natural processes and human activities can produce a partial or total loss of such heritage and associated services.

The present cultural heritages are associated with traditional wisdom, resulting in its survival from many disasters.

We propose to overlay geometrical, geographical, and navigational information, as well as user's personality and map these to segmented parts of each associated heritage object to understand the relationships between navigational patterns, heritage objects, and user cognition.

It is noted that there may be barriers to accessing these imaging modalities within the cultural and heritage sector, including associated costs, and building appropriate interdisciplinary networks.