The traditionally French approach – famously exemplified at Versailles – has been for nature to appear subservient to human will, forcing even trees and shrubs to express their fealty to the Bourbon monarchy by lining up straight and standing to attention in clipped symmetrical rows.
However, in winter cultivars with lower requirements for vernalization, such as those adapted to geographical areas with traditionally mild winters, as exemplified by Mediterranean climates, the presence of PPDH2 might help to induce flowering when the vernalization requirement has not been satisfied fully (which is a not unusual phenomenon under natural conditions in the Iberian Peninsula).
All the muscular play traditionally associated with them remains, exemplified by Eben Etzebeth in the forwards and the newcomer Damian de Allende in the backs.
Traditionally, hybridization involves interspecific or intergeneric crosses as exemplified by the invasive plant Spartina anglica that mixes with native and other alien Spartina species (Gray et al. 1991; Baumel et al. 2002).
Advances in drugging target classes that have traditionally been considered to be intractable, such as protein protein interactions — exemplified by the discovery of the B cell lymphoma 2 (BCL-2) and BCL-XL inhibitor navitoclax19,20 — may well expand the target space that is accessible to small-molecule drug discovery.
Azerbaijani painting is traditionally characterized by a warmth of colour and light, as exemplified in the works of Azim Azimzade and Bahruz Kangarli, and a preoccupation with religious figures and cultural motifs.
Jains traditionally seek to understand any situation from as many angles as possible, as exemplified in the famous story of the six blind men and the elephant.
Traditionally, the British harbor a deep mistrust of continental Europe as a place apart, exemplified by Winston Churchill's remark: "We are with Europe, not of it.
Perhaps no college sport has better exemplified the undefined nature of athletic scholarship distribution than baseball, where some players traditionally received as little as $400 a year while stars were awarded full scholarships.
At the government-controlled Royal Bank of Scotland, for example, this new austerity is exemplified by a bonus regime that pays top-earning executives only their base salary — traditionally about 10 to 20percentt of total compensation — in cash.
It could be argued that French movie musical tradition, exemplified by Mr. Demy's much-loved "Young Girls of Rochefort" and "The Umbrellas of Cherbourg" is traditionally more frivolous than the American style.
