Sentence examples for is traditionally added from inspiring English sources

The same applies to the sulphur dioxide, which is traditionally added to wines as a preservative.

Some form of sodium nitrite, a type of salt, is traditionally added to cures to maintain an appealing red color, add a piquant flavor and prevent bacterial growth.

Red-fleshed durian is traditionally added to sayur, an Indonesian soup made from freshwater fish.

Natural and artificial additives were traditionally added to earth in order to increase its water resistance and mechanical strength.

Well, BWV 111 was a cantata that was missing its chorale, so this has been traditionally added, but it's not definitively by Bach (the same chorale melody in the St. Matthew Passion has a Picardy third).

For Roquefort, the Penicillium roqueforti fungi were traditionally added in the form of ground bread left to go mouldy in the famous Roquefort Caves in the south of France.

The golden scar is traditionally viewed as adding to the beauty and character of a treasured vessel; here, read metaphorically, it suggests that the broken heart or wounded soul mended with love and care may have a beauty and character greater than if it had never been hurt.

The loincloth, he added, is traditionally used for "big work".

The designer said the fan represented good luck and is traditionally used for cheering, adding: "With this fan I am expressing many people's support for Japan". Twitter user Zanma1 said his design was a nod to Japan's moniker Land of the Rising Sun.

Already an orthodoxy and inevitability have shaped around it: if you take what was traditionally red, add a bolt of blue in the form of defensive nationalism, then of course you get purple – it has the solidity of a physical law.

Robustness of the scheme is maintained by employing a low-pass Pade-type nondispersive spatial filter, which also accounts for the fine-scale turbulent dissipation that otherwise is traditionally provided by an explicitly added subgrid-scale (SGS) stress model.