Sentence examples for network of cultural from inspiring English sources
The main concept at the base of the dissemination framework proposed in this paper aims at defining a new idea of virtual museum that makes possible for museums to open their archives and to interconnect in order to create a network of cultural institutions supporting open and shared culture.
Enwezor's principal constituency is a far-flung network of cultural officials and sinecured intellectuals.
Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song (1971) became a legend, sparking off the "blaxploitation" genre and inspiring a network of cultural trends.
The world needs a network of cultural oases on every continent, perhaps one day sharing all their collections.
The Goethe Institute, a government-funded network of cultural centres abroad, is expanding its offerings of German lessons.
The potentially vast network of cultural exchange intellectuals was relegated to Fulbright's educational programme, which is a highly competitive international educational exchange program founded in 1946.
Grave goods from as early as the eighth century B.C. show that these people were prospering through a mobile pastoral strategy, maintaining networks of cultural exchange (not always peacefully) with powerful foreign neighbors like the Persians and later the Chinese.
The Nordic social welfare approach, for example, emphasises the need for an extensive network of public cultural institutions.
In the late 19th century, Brooklyn was a city, not a borough, and it had a growing network of civic, cultural and political organizations.
A transitional period spanning the gap between the Late Erligang phase of Middle Shang and the Yinxu phase of Late Shang indicates a widespread network of Shang cultural sites that were linked by uniform bronze-casting styles and mortuary practices.
We chose 36 finalists, from Tallinn to Calgary to Bhubaneswar, whose favourite city ideas range from baths floating in the river, to a green zone around the city, to a network of connected cultural rooftops.
