Sentence examples for historically oriented from inspiring English sources

It also sounds as if — historically oriented travellers' alert — it could serve as the basis for grimly fascinating walking tours of the city.

These more historically oriented treatments, which generally reject the prophethood of Muhammad, are coloured by the Western philosophical and theological framework of their authors.

(In addition, Fono owns the historically oriented imprints Grammofono 2000, The Vocal Archives, The Piano Library, The Radio Years, Minerva and Iron Needle, with some 1,500 releases in all).

The center presents historically oriented art shows, like the current exhibition of photographs of musicians shot by Dan Dion at the famed Fillmore Auditorium and a recent show of Mr. Ratto's work.

Even the Pleasant Company, the maker of the historically oriented, wholesome American Girls, which reported $350 million in revenues in 2002, has tried to raise its dolls' cool quotient by introducing Kailey, an 18-inch surfer chick who comes with her own wet suit and star-spangled boogie board.

They are historically oriented.

Conservation tools have historically been oriented toward optimization for singular decision-makers.

Historically, developer oriented communities are more sustainable than use case communities, because they can foster reusable technologies, thus having the potential to become larger.

A similar cultural gap exists between many biologists, both faculty and students, and the (historically) more quantitatively oriented sciences.

Third, pharmacists lack clinical pharmacology knowledge and clinical reasoning skills, for pharmaceutical training and practice are historically drug product oriented instead of patient oriented.

Historically, the F.B.I. was oriented overwhelmingly toward finding admissible evidence for producing convictions in court.