Sentence examples for more traditional examples from inspiring English sources
Now they are putting their human sculpture alongside more traditional examples of the art form.
In more traditional examples of visual adaptation (e.g. orientation) the impact of adaptation on the underlying neural mechanisms has commonly been observed in two main phenomena: selective changes in the sensitivity to the adapting stimulus, and perceptual bias aftereffects [e.g., 9].
The third is the decline of more traditional advertising, for example in newspapers and magazines.
There's been a lot of talk recently about bringing programmatic technology to more traditional media — for example, TechCrunch-owner AOL is working on programmatic ads for TV.
A phylogenetic approach using seven house-keeping genes has previously been used to differentiate between bifidobacterial (sub) species and it was found that this method allowed for a significant increase in the discriminatory power between taxa as compared to more traditional methods, for example 16 s rRNA alignments [ 46].
Most of what's here, of course, falls into more traditional categories; furniture, for example.
They want more than just basic foodstuffs, and markets in China now supply cherry and vine tomatoes as well as more traditional beef tomatoes, for example.
"Five years ago I wouldn't look at new companies [like IWO]," says Kirdar, stressing that Investcorp remains interested in more traditional consolidation plays chemicals, for example.
The larger question is of course whether shifts towards increasing automation of jobs will transform the technological underpinning of vast numbers of more traditional jobs — by, for example, automating driving via AI-powered driverless vehicles, thereby making human drivers redundant.
The Guardian's membership scheme, or more traditional subscription models, would be examples of this.
The stories of other women she photographed in Nepal were examples of more "traditional" forms of violence in the country — though just as hard to hear.
