Benedict's popular presentation, Patterns of Culture (1934), though espousing a cultural psychology, is an example, as is the austere and massive Configurations of Culture Growth (1944) by another of Boas's students, A.L. Kroeber.
These concepts and values reflect broader ways of thinking and therefore offer important insight into general patterns of culture.
Nevertheless, the appearance of cave art, careful burials, and ostrich-eggshell beads for adornment suggests more sophisticated behaviour and new patterns of culture.
As the American frontier pushed westward, migrants from New England transplanted their region's patterns of culture and government to new frontiers in the Midwest.
Models 1 and 2 provide simple illustrations of ways that patterns of culture reported by Sanday might come about.
Moreover, we will give some examples of how the three evaluative patterns of culture (cognition, expression and morality) can be estimated from the SARTRE 4 data.
Protein banding patterns of culture filtrates (Additional file 1: Fig. S1) showed that the profiles of the clrA deletion strain, from both the 24 and 48 h samples, were very similar to the WT one while the one from the clrB deletion strain showed fewer bands and the one from the xlnR deletion strain showed a completely different pattern with fainter bands.
Her book "Patterns of Culture" helped shape modern social research methodology.
Many people don't live by these patterns of culture.
However, characteristic features of cells morphology and growth pattern of cultures prompted us to conclude that ultrathin TiO2 layer might also enhance osteodifferentiation of BMSCs.
