Sentence examples for traditional basic from inspiring English sources

"Antidumping cases against products from China have to date largely covered traditional, basic products such as chemicals and steel," Mr. Wolff wrote.

"The cable companies and the TV manufacturers are beginning to realize that they have to start moving away from the traditional, basic remote control".

One part of the factory makes a traditional basic model in a traditional manner, with one long assembly-line conveyer belt and lots of offline areas in which faulty machines are taken out of the loop for repair.

There are six traditional basic crops in Tibet, including five grains, as shown in Table 2.

It means that the traditional basic access mechanism sends more CBR packets than our scheme, and some of them are lost.

The increasing wealth and intellectual sophistication of Greek cities, especially Athens, created a demand for higher education beyond the traditional basic grounding in literacy, arithmetic, music and physical training.

Acknowledging additional non-traditional basic needs often takes researchers and practitioners into non-commodity domains of behaviour, institutions, modes of exercising power, exclusion and bias and self-perception by the subjects experiencing the deficits.

This is the modern version of patbingsu (kakigori in Japanese), a traditional and basic treat of shaved ice with sweet bean paste.

He and his team conducted trials of an experimental kind of ventilator on 122 premature babies: 43 died or suffered brain damage, compared with 32 of the 122 babies the team treated with traditional ventilators.Two basic charges have been levelled against Dr Southall's trial: that it was damaging to some of the babies involved; and that some families were dishonestly inducted into it.

Except for considering a regenerator added to traditional CTRC (basic CTRC) recovering exhaust waste heat, a preheater driven by engine coolant will be also taken into account in this paper.

To be sure, there are many churches that have moved beyond the traditional and basic hellfire and brimstone sermons that have largely characterized many houses of worship in America from the Puritan era to the late 20th century.