Sentence examples for traditional starting point from inspiring English sources

The formidable Reculver Towers, the remains of the 12th-century Abbey, are the route's traditional starting point.

A natural and traditional starting point for the analysis of anatomical shape is to identify a set of landmarks, which are points on an anatomical surface which can be reliably identified.

For many centuries the tower, close to the Place du Châtelet, has been one of the traditional starting points for pilgrimages  to Santiago de Compostela in northern Spain.

In addition to traditional starting points on the PC – including our home pages, mail, My Yahoo! and search, we are particularly excited about our growth prospects in mobile, the biggest emerging starting point in the world.

The traditional start point is Edale in the Derbyshire Peak District, close to Kinder Scout, the location of the famous mass trespass in 1932.

This symbolizes an important shift in the political path of Iranian society, transitioning from the traditional and religious starting point after the 1979 revolution towards more modern and technocratic governance.

Rather, in assuming that core consciousness involves a "sense of self" he builds the rejection of the traditional distinction into his starting point.

Head chef: Tong Chee Hwee British ranking: 4th Michelin stars: 1 From its inception, our aim with Hakkasan was to create something modern but at the same time authentic, taking as our starting point traditional Chinese (and predominantly Cantonese) cuisine, and bringing it right up to date.

I have found no convincing reason for taking traditional subjects as the starting point for curriculum planning.

A combination of bistro (a nod to the traditional dishes that form the starting point for these chefs) and gastronomia (a reference to the haute cuisine techniques used to update them) produced bistronomia.

Its evolution took place during the Industrial Revolution when traditional inspection role was the starting point, and continued through quality control, quality assurance, to Total Quality Management TQMM) and so on.