Sentence examples for tradition developed from inspiring English sources

Along with the development of biology, chemistry, physics and math, the west medical tradition developed into modern medical science.

The new tradition developed after independence, and its outstanding writers in Indonesia were, in poetry, Chairil Anwar and Sitor Situmorang.

In the literary sphere, each tradition developed an extensive corpus of canonical and commentarial literature, and each has developed a body of narrative literature.

A lively crowd turned out for the second of these on Friday night, perhaps curious to hear how the English tradition developed after Elgar, one of the few composers on the programs with wide name recognition in the United States.

In the 19th century a tradition developed known as the "quantity theory of money," which held that any change in the supply of money can only be absorbed by variations in the general level of prices (the purchasing power of money).

The CSR tradition developed differently in other parts of the world (Cheney et al. 2007).

Mr. Benítez Sánchez, also a shaman and one of Mr. Medina Silva's students, followed in the narrative tradition, developing his own elaborate, intricate style.

Islamic philosophy enriches the tradition, developing two types of arguments.

In time, the writer adopted a conservative outlook in respect to boyar tradition, developing a singular view of Romanian history around the issues of property and rank in Wallachia.

Only few countries (i.e., Netherlands and Canada) have a long-standing legislative tradition developing criteria and regulations for sediment quality [ 44], while Egypt as the majority of the countries has not enforced any environmental protection laws or the existing legislation is not clear.

Many of their traditions developed as ways of preventing waste.