Of Cave, Gustafsson says, the starting point was his way of "wearing patterns with heritage and formal and traditional clothing in a non-boring, effortless way", an idea reflected in the use of Harris Tweed and Glen Check fabric.
Although many genetic risk factors are known, key causes of common diseases with complex heritage patterns are still unknown.
Deviation from the pattern of social heritage (Jensen et al, 1997; Lynch and Kaplan, 2000) only among survivors of CNS tumours also suggests a physiological rather than a psychosocial explanation for the reduced overall educational attainment.
Embroidery work in the Kutch is a mélange of a half-dozen distinctive styles with different combinations of stitches, patterns and colors, reflecting the heritage of the various ethnic and religious groups that migrated to the Kutch from present-day Pakistan, Afghanistan, Russia, Turkey and Iran.
However, wheat processing often occurs locally and baking is influenced by local heritage and consumption patterns, particularly in the EU and in Italy, where gastronomy is culturally embedded.
But mostly the exhibition is an expression of the joy of color and the rhythm of pattern that is Missoni's heritage — allied to a modern art movement of which the fashion house became a part.
By contrast, northernmost Kentucky, with its predominantly German heritage, its suburban pattern of development, and its orientation toward metropolitan Cincinnati, Ohio, is a reminder of the state's link to the urban North.
Locals fear the glut of me-too patterns is devaluing the island's heritage.
(Dunning) AMY MARSHALL DANCE COMPANY (Thursday through next Saturday) Athletic dance, a concern for spatial patterns and an exploration of Jewish heritage.
Allen, who grew up with Graham on what he archly describes as the "mean streets" of Evanston, Ill., has renamed himself Rex and adopted hip-hop speech patterns in hopes of reclaiming his heritage.
