"[The word] 'hemp' in Malawi refers traditionally to 'Indian hemp' or marijuana, not industrial hemp, as with the Northern Hemisphere," said Clarke.
Also known as "made to measure" couture refers, traditionally, to a garment made to fit a specific individual.
The spondyloarthritides (SpA) refer traditionally to a group of interrelated diseases, which includes ankylosing spondylitis (AS), psoriatic arthritis (PsA), reactive arthritis (ReA), inflammatory bowel disease (IBD related arthritis, and undifferentiated SpA (uSpA).
Here, housework refers to traditionally feminine tasks such as cooking, cleaning, and doing the laundry.
On Saturday, to celebrate his recent retirement as a distinguished engineer from the former Sun Microsystems Laboratories, which in 2009 became part of Oracle, a small group of computing pioneers gathered at Google to hold a "Festschrift" — which traditionally refers to a book written to honor a respected academic colleague.
The other writings are summarily referred to, traditionally, as Against the Mathematicians [M].
aQuality-of-Data is a novel concept, akin to SLA, different from data quality, that traditionally refers to other issues such as internal data correctness, semantic coherence, data adherence to real-life sources, or data appropriateness for managerial and business decisions.
As used in EBITDA it traditionally refers to intangibles such as depreciation and goodwill, not to pre-paid ordinary business expenses.
In the republic, the term Budweiser traditionally refers to a golden lager that has been made since 1795 in the city of Budweis, also called Ceske Budejovice.
There's a Hawaiian word for it — hapa, or half — that traditionally refers to combinations of white with Hawaiian or Asian, though many use it for any racial blend.
In fact, the term "black pope" traditionally refers to the head of the Jesuits, revealing how unlikely the prospect of an actual black pope was for most of the Church's history.
