Sentence examples for master culture from inspiring English sources

Upstairs, the team maintains a spirulina master culture in a fully equipped lab.

Nonetheless, studies have shown that there were aspects of slave culture that differed from the master culture.

Slave culture also developed beliefs and customs that were at odds with those of the master culture.

Thus slave culture was probably very different on large plantations from what it was on small farms or in urban households, where slave culture (and especially Creole slave culture) could hardly have avoided being very similar to the master culture.

On the other hand, Afro-American music and dance are known to have many African roots, and they differed dramatically from the practices of the European master culture; the use of drum and banjo were especially significant.

The images tap into the origins of the natural history museum in the 19th century as an institution that proudly displayed the achievements of its master culture by collecting, analyzing and displaying the relics of primitive or non-Western cultures — all of which were, presumably, much closer to nature.

These extensive omic data were collected from the same master cultures.

He may even be portraying his own quixotic attempt to master pop culture.

Still, Penda Aiken, founder of a New York human resources firm that bears her name, says in the article "New Kid on the Job" that there are three strategies new hires can use to increase their chances of success: Master the culture.

Specialists, who spend decades attempting to master a culture area, are often seen as too intellectual -- people who are driven to produce inconveniently complex analyses of complicated social and political worlds.

The master cell culture was shown to be virus free when used for the production of hHMFG1.