Sentence examples for the developing cultures from inspiring English sources

"Stylist 'push' into the developing cultures?

British Colonial Co, a bar and restaurant in Brisbane, marketed itself as "inspired by the stylish days of the empirical push into the developing cultures of the world, with the promise of adventure and modern refinement in a safari style setting".

But now-a-days, the rate of discovery of novel compounds producing actinomycetes from soil, freshwater, and marine ecosystem has increased much through the developed culturing and genetic engineering techniques.

An Australian restaurant promising to recapture the "stylish days" of the British empire's "developing cultures of the world" has been criticised amid claims it is romanticising colonial rule.

They are often considered as the inspiration for mermaids, and people around the world developed cultures around dugong hunting.

In the religions of highly developed cultures and in the universal religions, complicated systems of iconography have been developed.

They see and understand the value that enlightened, developed cultures are blind to, and which modern science is only beginning to rediscover.

He also helped develop an important agent, RPMI-1640, for growing tumor and other cells in the laboratory, enabling researchers to develop cultures without using proteins that might harbor viruses or impurities.

These results suggest that the epithelial cells used to develop cultures were secretory cells, with mucin secretion.

They took the dynastic name of Northern Wei, (386-534) and like invaders before them, they were faced with a quandary: should they adapt to the highly developed culture they now ruled or keep their own identity?

Ultimately we get down to very basic mutual concerns: how do we best enrich our respective traditions and participate in the developing world culture through collaborating with one another?