Sentence examples for traditional master from inspiring English sources

Heatherwick liked the idea of the traditional master builder, who was expected to have the skills of a builder, craftsman, engineer and designer.

The planning-infrastructure link seems to be strengthening planning, but it is a demanding approach which requires a very different form of planning than the traditional master planning.

i4SD brings together traditional master planning, IoT technologies and public-private partnerships to deliver sustainable infrastructure projects providing access to essential services in traditionally undeserved areas.

The key issue is not the "collapse" of planning but the need for cities to manage a transition from traditional master planning to contemporary strategic planning in order to make inner-city revitalization efforts succeed in today's environment.

PARIS — Once regarded by cognoscenti as the best-kept secret of the watch world, De Bethune has risen high in the ranks of haute horlogerie since its founding in 2002, winning accolades from its peers for its mix of traditional master craftsmanship and contemporary aesthetics.

Made in Mexico More than 600 objects by more than 180 contemporary and traditional master artists from all 31 states and 21 indigenous cultures of Mexico will be on view beginning on Sunday at the George Gustav Heye Center of the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of the American Indian, at 1 Bowling Green in Lower Manhattan.

In two terse, concurring opinions barely covering five single-spaced pages, the board said that the role of students who are paid for research and teaching was "indistinguishable from a traditional master-servant relationship".

Noting that the students are paid for their work and are carried on the payroll, the decision added, "The graduate assistants' relationship with the employer is thus indistinguishable from a traditional master-servant relationship".

Haratines are often forced to give up a portion of their crops to the traditional masters.

The traditional masters often left their work unsigned, and suppressed the idiosyncrasies that might have constituted a personal style.

The term is derived from the names of the nine traditional masters, all of which end in the word natha ("master," "lord").