Sentence examples for tradition of studying from inspiring English sources

The liberal arts tradition of studying broadly goes only so far.

Neither of Donald's parents went to university, and there was no family tradition of studying science.

There has been a long tradition of studying lichens, including Acarospora sens.

While there is a strong tradition of studying European consumers' quality perceptions, less is known about U.S. consumers.

Computer science has a long-term tradition of studying and understanding security threats, such as identity theft; the human component of the problem is traditionally ignored.

Previous research has provided inconclusive support for the preference matrix; a psychological framework of landscape aesthetics rooted in a long tradition of studying scenic quality.

Perhaps a tradition of study that prizes verbal agility can also help to account for the resilient wit associated with Jews.

There is a sense of history in the room as Mr. Richards, the heir to Grotowski, continues a theatrical tradition of study that began with the research Stanislavsky conducted at the end of his life and that evolved with Grotowski's own research.

In the tradition of studies in environmental, public and urban economics, housing sales prices are used to reveal local preferences for views of wind farm developments.

In spite of the long tradition of studies on the Neolithic and the monumental architectures in Brittany, the analysis of the territorial behaviour of human communities for this period remains underexploited.

In addition to the unique geologic, biogeographic, physical, and ecological features, our current understanding of the high biodiversity of the Mediterranean Sea is built on the long tradition of study dating from the times of the Greeks and Romans.