Sentence examples for practices transmitted from inspiring English sources

Mr. Reed's concept, which riffed on African religious practices transmitted to the New World, embraced incantatory poetry, hypnotic popular music and art that was activist in an emotional, political and formal sense.

We attempt to understand the impacts on health associated with the practices transmitted through social structures, which are embedded in a community context of inequality and social vulnerability.

Each practice transmits patient data to IMS on a monthly basis.

(N 4/ YE: 18) In the story of these nurses some common characteristics are evident in their reasoning and how they do things provides an idea of the value they link to this practice: the time devoted to ensuring the patient's well-being and the touch and affection their practices transmit.

In practice, the transmitted cellular communication signals and the target spectra can be provided by the communication systems and the target database based on the target-radar/BSs orientations, respectively [11, 25].

A study on RVF by Davies 23 gives a clear understanding of the role of sociocultural practices in transmitting and spreading RVF.

An animal that adopted some new practice could transmit the tendency to do so to its descendants, insofar as the practice would modify the brain and body of the animal, for according to Darwin's hypothesis, the material of inheritance was drawn from the entire body of the animal (Darwin 1865).

Chimps use tools, negotiate a complex social structure and have some culturally transmitted practices.

We understand our commitment to that dào as a commitment to practice and transmit it correctly where the standard of 'correct' is itself either enshrined in a past practice or in natural utility.

Barebacking, Mr. Scarce pointed out, in many cases involves H.I.V. positive men having unprotected sex with men who are also positive, a practice many people might see as a reasonable risk, though some scientists have speculated that this practice might transmit more virulent strains of the virus.

As did other craftsmen in Japan, lacquer artists followed the practice of transmitting their names to sons or selected pupils.