Sentence examples for traditionally dedicated from inspiring English sources
The family is of the chamar, or tanning, caste, one of dozens traditionally dedicated to menial or "unclean" occupations, and therefore considered "untouchable".
Circular temples were traditionally dedicated in Mesoamerica to Quetzalcóatl, the Feathered Serpent, and he may have been the presiding deity of Cuicuilco.
The attack is one of four stabbings reported on the carnival's first day, which is traditionally dedicated to children and families.
Thus, the task of chemical product design that is traditionally dedicated to chemists has nowadays become a multifaceted process that requires collective efforts from various fields.
Like private donors, government agencies have traditionally dedicated most of their money to brand-name illnesses with large advocacy groups, so part of the role of the rare disease foundations is to pique the interest of elected officials and scientists.
The Jarai are traditionally dedicated to slash-and-burn farming in the forest.
Traditionally, a dedicated freezer space or box, which is hereafter referred to as "box-brain," was assigned to a brain (case).
The technique of nanoindentation, traditionally performed via dedicated indenters can now be reliably achieved using AFM instrumentation, enabling mechanical property determination at the nanoscale using the high spatial and force resolutions of the AFM.
Many enterprise applications traditionally running on dedicated servers consolidate to a smaller and shared pool of servers [1].
While the idea of remote recording has been around for decades, it was traditionally done over dedicated ISDN - Integrated Services Digital Network - lines, with tracks being recorded individually and built up layer by layer.
A central artifact of these tasks is the reverse engineered program model built up from the source code (usually an Abstract Semantic Graph, ASG), which is traditionally post-processed by dedicated, hand-coded queries.
