Sentence examples for traditional constructions from inspiring English sources

Crawshaw's analysis of the magazine Men's Health highlights the ways in which this medium departs from traditional constructions of masculinity and health (in constructing the male reader as 'interested in managing their own health and engaging in an ongoing body project' (Crawshaw 2007, p. 1616)).

Since traditional constructions are different in different languages, removing them made linguists feel that they were suddenly much closer to the goal that Chomsky had declared twenty years before: the discovery of the universal principles that underlie all languages and are hardwired into the human brain.

The dominant narrative of economic renewal was undercut by more traditional narratives where the national interest was in direct opposition to more traditional constructions of community.

A study of the mechanical properties of adobe bricks collected from houses and land dividing walls in Aveiro district, Portugal, representative of existing traditional constructions, was conducted.

As it is shown by Table 3, the two traditional constructions present a small increase in the interval of hours of comfort (18°C>T>30°C), and the maximal temperature is less than that obtained for the other cases.

We changed the construction material, and we carried out the simulation for the three houses keeping the same compactness but using the hollow perpend for traditional constructions and adobe and stone for modern one.

In general, engineered reinforced concrete structures experienced less damage compared with structures constructed with traditional construction practice.

When possible, Ms. Brown and her team used traditional construction methods.

Prices are typically 25percentnt under that of a traditional construction.

"One of the things we find people ask is what can you learn from traditional construction.

Burnham & Root's 16-story Monadnock Building reached the tallest practical height using traditional construction techniques.