Sentence examples for multiple legacies from inspiring English sources

Translation is the passion that binds Skanda to India and its multiple legacies.

It gives an important imprimatur to next year's commemorations of this extraordinary, barbaric history and its multiple legacies today.

For Hobsbawm, the continual duty to engage with Marx and his multiple legacies (including, in this book, some fine new chapters on the meaning of Gramsci) remains compelling.

"One of the things I tried to do in this exhibition was to incorporate elements of legacy, or multiple legacies, without sort of hitting you over the head," said Lynn Garafola, a dance historian and author of a book on the Ballets Russes who organized the exhibition.

He attanded Princeton as a multiple legacy and was a member of the Cottage Club and the crew team.

It reflects a multiple legacy that goes back to 17th-century Dutch painting, via late 18th-century English art.

But now it seems that what the bank blames on "the complexity of the Group's IT infrastructure" and "overlapping multiple legacy systems" may be an insurmountable problem, at least in the short-term.

These data have been obtained by Pfizer and its multiple legacy companies and not surprisingly a variety of assay formats have been applied.

Their ultimate goal is nothing less than to be ubiquitous, to help bridge multiple legacy systems to provide answers seamlessly for employees to all their questions.

However, the hybrid category employs multiple legacy schemes which are inter-related/integrated in an attempt to satisfy the diverse QoS requirements of the multi-class traffic environment in WiMAX networks.

I have no personal knowledge of how it worked in the case of the federal website, but I can't imagine that it was up to the task of managing the subtle, technologically complex, and unprecedented challenge of putting together a consumer-friendly website that would seamlessly connect multiple legacy state and federal databases that were never designed to work together.