Sentence examples for sequence of traditions from inspiring English sources

The sequence of traditions shows growth and development; it does not imply abrupt transitions at certain times or the disappearance of an old industry with the advent of another.

To be precise: what everybody loves is not so much Bond himself as looking forward to a Bond movie....That is why the opening sequence of a Bond film is by tradition the best and most arousing part of the picture.

They survive as convention, tradition, as a sequence of coordinates, as a series of waymarks, as dotted lines on charts, and as stories and songs... What you should first realize, to understand the sea roads, is how close the ocean brings far-apart places... in the pre-modern world, the boat was the fastest means of long-distance travel..

The tournament has a number of traditions.

Many methods also fall into a number of traditions.

Like Lakatos's research programmes, the theories generated by a research tradition will change through time, but, where Lakatos's research programmes are defined as a sequence of theories, the theories do not themselves constitute the research tradition.

Other sequences evoke the traditions of troubadour and madrigal, especially Giovanni's magical serenade in the second act, its melody lilting to an off-kilter beat over a medieval drone.

This episode marks the end of the tradition of using humorous tombstones in the title sequence of Halloween episodes.

Sequence of the story".

The sequence of thirteen recipes missing of the Lucca 490 manuscript is present, in a balanced order, in at least four witnesses of the two traditions and one exemplar of the Compositiones tradition.

Still, Mayfair is a bastion of tradition.