Sentence examples for traditionally noted from inspiring English sources
Qinā is now a market town and service centre for road vehicles, and it has been traditionally noted for its production of porous clay water vessels used throughout Egypt.
Strepsirrhines are also traditionally noted for their unfused mandibular symphysis (two halves of the lower jaw), however, fusion of the mandibular symphysis was common in adapiforms, notably Notharctus.
The phylogenetic placement of C. viridirubescens is consistent with the traditionally noted morphology, KOH reaction and colouration of the basidiomes [ 23].
They have traditionally been noted as architects and artisans, the builders of the famous temples and shrines of Kāthmāndu.
Traditionally, he noted, blue-collar workers in public-sector jobs voted for the socialists, while blue-collar workers in industries might vote for the right, often the National Front.
They can traditionally be noted by a Windows shield icon on the button or near the link itself.
Traditionally, Indians note six seasons or Ritu, each about two months long.
Traditionally, Ms. Bonauto noted, the federal government has left the definition of marriage to the states.
"We welcome the innovation we see today in Europe to deliver solutions that enable secure card acceptance for small businesses that have not traditionally accepted cards," noted Stanley Skoglund, SVP, Payment Systems Risk at Visa Europe, in a statement.
In his ruling, Judge Gergel noted the "traditionally predominant role of the federal government in the field of immigration".
Others took issue with Mr. Obama's word choice at the Manhattan fund-raiser, where he noted that "traditionally marriage has been decided by the states".
