Sentence examples for traditionally refers to from inspiring English sources

In the republic, the term Budweiser traditionally refers to a golden lager that has been made since 1795 in the city of Budweis, also called Ceske Budejovice.

There's a Hawaiian word for it — hapa, or half — that traditionally refers to combinations of white with Hawaiian or Asian, though many use it for any racial blend.

In fact, the term "black pope" traditionally refers to the head of the Jesuits, revealing how unlikely the prospect of an actual black pope was for most of the Church's history.

"Dirty Bird" traditionally refers to any of the following: Wild Turkey bourbon, "Canada's drunkest hardcore band," a sex act you don't want to know about, and the former Atlanta Falcon Jamal Anderson's end-zone dance.

On Saturday, to celebrate his recent retirement as a distinguished engineer from the former Sun Microsystems Laboratories, which in 2009 became part of Oracle, a small group of computing pioneers gathered at Google to hold a "Festschrift" — which traditionally refers to a book written to honor a respected academic colleague.

Validation of clinical prediction models traditionally refers to the assessment of model performance in new patients.

Tablets are traditionally referred to as pills.

Indians traditionally refer to the seventh generation as a symbol of the future.

The term man has traditionally referred to humans in general, or humankind.

In the oldest archaeological layers are flake-based Middle Paleolithic tools traditionally referred to as African Middle Stone Age.

Skin Therapy (geddit?) is based on something called psychodermatology – so now for what is traditionally referred to as "the science bit".