Sentence examples for large tradition from inspiring English sources

Europe has a large tradition of Small Hydropower stations (SHP); these proliferate wherever there was an adequate supply of moving water and a need for electricity.

From the 1990s on, with the advance of the investigations in the areas of corpus linguistic and natural language processing (NLP), systems for automatic term extraction have been developed in countries with large tradition in terminological research.

On the other hand, the epidemiologic profile regarding neglected diseases is reflected in the poorest North and Northeast regions, which, alongside the Midwest region, maintain some excellent institutions and university hospitals that have a large tradition in research on neglected diseases.

The music tradition of India can be divided into two large traditions, namely, Hindustani and Carnatic music.

My baby girl was welcomed into a large family with large traditions that I am very grateful for.

When we do that, the gifts of Christmas locate themselves within a larger tradition.

Again and again, Hansen demonstrates how ancient narratives are often best understood in the context of the larger tradition.

Mr. Gotkin argued at the commission meeting that the mural, by a Cuban artist named Arturo Martin, should be considered within the larger tradition of Cuban mural painting.

The first festival was Mr. Sapoznik's idea; his goal was to illustrate for Jewish musicians that they belonged to a larger tradition.

Bartlett's work inspired her think about her work in relationship to a larger tradition of American realism, looking for ways to tell African American stories within that tradition.

Before DuPont moved the factory to Mexico, it was connected to a larger tradition of making fuses and blasting caps that began in Pompton Lakes in the 1880's.