Sentence examples for traditional component of from inspiring English sources

The near-complete destruction of cod stocks has decimated this traditional component of the fisheries.

Sulphur also burns well, and was a traditional component of gunpowder: indeed, the Vatican's "fumata nera" mix is basically that, with the traditional oxidizer of saltpetre replaced by potassium perchlorate.

Stop by stop, Yoon came away with jars of the stuff, as well as recipes for it — although he does not, despite his repeated attempts, get any Yunnan hams, a traditional component of the recipe, which cannot be imported to the U.S. .

A traditional component of the Réunion island gastronomy, the chinese fondue, attracts many people.

Our World War has the more traditional components of good drama, too – terrific performances, a strong script, convincing dialogue.

Such traditional components of reportorial investigation seem to melt and warp here, though.

Bernstein says holacracy is good at conflict resolution but doesn't solve issues of career progression, compensation, hiring and firing – traditional components of a bureaucracy.

Traditionally, logic books came divided into three parts, dealing respectively with Conception (usually via ideas, the traditional components of judgments), Judgment and Inference.

Before turning to influential twentieth-century arguments against the JTB theory, let us briefly consider the three traditional components of knowledge in turn.

Alkaline and/or ammonium alkylarylsulfonates (n-dodecylbenzenesulfonates) (Figure 3A), anionic surface-active compounds, are traditional components of the active substance in many washing/food sanitizing receipts.

This paper investigates Atkins' idea that the modelling of metal cutting must include the significant work involved in the formation of new surfaces as well as the traditional components of plastic flow and friction.