Sentence examples for small culture from inspiring English sources

He suggested that there was a large grid of pop culture and an individual grid of small culture..

Even at a relatively modest 5,000 square feet, the Legacy Club represents a small culture change for the Giants.

Mr. Dizdar's own first impression occasioned no small culture shock, as he struggled to adjust to the restrained emotions of daily life here.

Ceccardi has waged a series of small culture wars with the local left, relentlessly attacking "buonisti" (do-gooders) – a favourite League target.

By Macy Halford June 16, 2009 Reed Space, a shop on Orchard Street that's hip but not fatally so (high design, emphasis on "small culture" products), has a new line of stationery products called Reedwrite, which aims to "facilitate the creative mind".

In a small culture it is difficult if not impossible to read one's national literature without reference to its international context, and writers in small countries themselves very often define their poetics in terms of foreign influences and international relationships.

The use of these systems allow to synthetize up to 28 mg/l of naringenin in small-scale culture.

This set-up is widely used in the early stages of small-scale culture, but not in relatively large-scale bioreactors.

Small-scale culture tests and leukapheresis were performed prior to chemotherapy; PBMCs and plasma were cryopreserved and stored before use.

Its continued existence is a tribute to the ability of small cultures to fight against the odds and survive.

They demonstrate yet again that there is no small art and there are no small cultures; there are only constrictive or expansive lenses to see them through.