Sentence examples for traditionally address from inspiring English sources
The guest presenters: the curse of the speeding autocue Celebrity hosts traditionally address their audience with a kind of glassy-eyed seriousness, usually about the importance of the craft whose practitioners they are about to honour.
He criticizes the arrogance of Daniel Dennett and Edward O. Wilson for appearing to claim that science will ultimately be able to solve the problems that religion has traditionally addressed.
The South Korean president traditionally addresses the nation on March 1, the anniversary of the 1919 uprising against Japan's colonization of the Korean Peninsula.
Classical rhetoric was traditionally addressed to an audience made up of a crowd of generally incompetent hearers gathered in a public place; argumentation, however, can be addressed to highly qualified audiences, such as the members of an academy or some learned society.
These problems have been traditionally addressed with linear programming [45].
This problem has been traditionally addressed using centralized schemes or broadcasting methods.
Sensor localization in underwater environments is traditionally addressed using acoustic range measurements involving known anchor or surface nodes.
The problem of feature extraction and data reduction has been traditionally addressed using parametric and nonparametric methods.
(4) The fourth and last ontological domain Rickert considers is that of supersensible being, traditionally addressed by metaphysics.
Cognitive and computational neuroscience continues to encroach upon issues traditionally addressed within the humanities, including the nature of consciousness, action, knowledge, and normativity.
We analyze issues traditionally addressed by physiological psychologists with methods borrowed from ethology, EW (Eshkol Wachman) movement notation, dynamical systems and exploratory data analysis.
