Sentence examples for scale of traditional from inspiring English sources

"I tried to keep the Chinese landscape proportionate to the scale of traditional painting," Mr. Hutton said.

At the Los Angeles County Art Institute (now the Otis College of Art and Design), where he received his M.F.A. in 1956, he challenged the domestic scale of traditional pottery by coaxing monumental pots from the wheel, bringing them to a height of nearly eight feet in one continuous piece rather than sections.

While there has been a lot of talk about how the technology industry does not create jobs on the scale of traditional manufacturing — a shrunken General Motors still employs more people than a thriving Google — the Internet has made it a lot easier to create a broad array of new small businesses.

In order to resolve the slow computing speed and limited computing scale of traditional numerical methods for multiscale surface texture hydrodynamic lubrication, the finite cell method (FCM) is proposed.

Household archaeology developed in the 1980s as a reaction to the dominant regional scale of traditional ecological evolutionary models in archaeology by focusing on the study of intrasettlement relations.

Many paintings feature a small, fantasy creature with unearthly surroundings towering over him, alluding to the scale of traditional Romantic works.

Eshete, a shining star of the 1960s Ethiopian music scene, conducts the revelry in local Amharic tones as his band deliver a hypnotic mix of funky jazz, rockabilly and the swinging scales of traditional Ethiopian folk.

Additionally, because the computations in kinetic models are serial in nature, strong scaling of traditional molecular simulations to these architectures is exceptionally difficult.

Ethiopian Records is the solo moniker of one Endeguena Mulu, an Addis Ababa-based producer whose work combines the instrumentation and scales of traditional Ethiopian music with echoes of the UK Garage and hip-hop he listened to growing up.

Larger scale demolition of traditional terraces by government housing renewal projects has caused anger in Liverpool, Manchester and Lancashire's former milltowns.

This new greater scale version of traditional MIMO systems, where a restricted number of antennas is used, is designed to exploit the benefits of extra degrees of freedom obtained by the use of more antennas [5].