Sentence examples for traditionally applied from inspiring English sources

This assumption is built into the comparative method as it is traditionally applied.

The term mutual traditionally applied to financial services co-ops, serving members with insurance, savings or loans.

The same pattern bargaining has traditionally applied to the city's contracts with other civil servants, like correction and sanitation workers.

When the Euromaidan protests started, the police responded with methods traditionally applied to opponents of the authorities.

One doll has a bindi, the red dot traditionally applied to the forehead of Southeast Asian women.

And he experimented, becoming one of the first German carvers to depart from the laborious polychrome finish traditionally applied to limewood sculptures and reliefs.

This recipe uses the techniques and seasonings traditionally applied to one of the most celebrated Jiangnan fish, the Reeves shad, to cook the more easily available sea bass.

This is a white paste, traditionally applied to showcase a young, beautiful face in the dark candlelit rooms before electricity was invented.

In particular, he wanted to recruit bright young men from public schools in the Midwest, few of whom traditionally applied to Harvard.

Since the northern side of Bryant Park is bordered by 42nd Street, that discount factor traditionally applied to most of the office buildings around the park — until recently.

Their goal is to use imaging techniques traditionally applied to oil fields or cancerous tumors to determine whether there are any building foundations, skeletons or other physical remains from the village.