Sentence examples for original cultural from inspiring English sources

In the second scenario, when the institution is too strong, and there are a series of supporting institutions to regulate the individual behaviors, and fulfill or compensate the functional role of the original culture, the original cultural norms of the community will be reset and replaced and a new community culture will be formed in accordance with institution's demands.

The general concept of acculturation, including acculturation in the domain of health care, is defined as "those phenomena which result when groups of individuals having different cultures come into continuous first-hand contact, with subsequent changes in the original cultural pattern of either or both groups" [ 13].

"The only truly original cultural phenomenon this society has ever produced is, as always, Fidel".

The problem is that if foreign productions fail to understand the original cultural references, the playwright just looks stupid.

Christian myth and legend were adapted to new traditions as the faith expanded beyond its original cultural milieu of the Mediterranean into northern Europe.

Wherever the Oromo settled in those physically disparate areas, they assimilated local customs and intermarried to such an extent that much of their original cultural cohesiveness was lost.

A desert scene is spectacular in allowing a hill of sand to seem flat and almost on the same plane as the dull blue sky — the two bodies that dance on the horizon are not spotlighted but create their own space.* Hollywood, and the American film industry at large, has been hostile to black difference, and therefore to the kind of varied, original black cultural production Jafa speaks of.

Dealing with all these challenges and finding the balance between closeness to the Canadian original and cultural adaptation needs was especially relevant in translating the first set of forms, for the HCAs.

A new emerging standard, ISO 19263-1, intended for imaging of two-dimensional originals by cultural heritage institutions, specifies a method for analysing imaging systems where it is important to control the degree of accuracy and to ensure that imaging quality is maintained over time [37].

(b DISQOL module: factors consistent with those identified in the original cross-cultural project (global sample).

Exploratory factor analysis (Tables  2 and 3) revealed slightly different models from the original cross-cultural model.