Sentence examples for through cultures from inspiring English sources

Light is produced by the enzymatic reaction of luciferin and luciferase or, in bottle-tailed squids (sepiolids), indirectly, through cultures of luminescent bacteria.

But the film's director, Omar Rodriguez Lopez, said it is meant to be seen more as symbolism, as a critique of the way misogyny, homophobia and racism have been passed down through cultures.

Just as the composers and ensembles that ply the indie path in new music combine structures and language from contemporary classical styles with gestures and timbres from pop and world music, L'Arpeggiata has lately been hopping through cultures and across centuries.

It seeks to explain how, why, and at what rate new ideas and technology spread through cultures (Rogers, 2003).

Accordingly, Paivio's model (Paivio, 1985) is able to show good dimensionality invariance through cultures from North America (Hall et al., 1998), to Europe (Ruiz and Watt, 2014; Watt et al., 2006) and, now, South America.

The process is demonstrated to be transferrable from 3 ml cultures in deep 24-well plates through cultures in CultiFlask Bioreactors, shake flasks and up to 25 L culture in Wave Bioreactors.

(See my previous post about the risks of leading through culture).

Amorphous aluminosilicates with increased A/Si ratio were found in the anaerobic, live flow-through culture as well as in the seven days incubation of aerobic live culture.

Culturally we changed ourselves too, developing new capacities needs and desires through culture and civilisation.

It is happening through culture.

Strength through culture is not just words.