Sentence examples for traditionally removed from inspiring English sources

Curators at the museum assumed the contents of the coffin were organs, traditionally removed and preserved during the embalming of bodies.

Spurious pits in digital elevation models (DEMs) are traditionally removed by filling depressions, often creating flat regions that lead to inaccurate estimation of landscape flow directions.

The only day which does not have a color is Good Friday, when all the paraments are traditionally removed from the church.

In France, the _exciseuses — _women who traditionally remove the clitoris and labia from little girls — are illegal, but many still practice secretly.

Traditionally, removing moustache wax was done with hot soapy water.

Almost all the examined pollutant parameters, and in particular the content of oil/grease (traditionally poorly removed in fat traps) were reduced to negligible values in a short treatment time.

Traditionally, salts are removed from soil using either continuous or intermittent washing, which consumes considerable amounts of water.

Traditionally, pathological specimens removed from the patients during autopsy or heart transplantation are used for cardiac morphology teaching.

There are several methods for the separation of cenospheres from CFA. Traditionally, cenospheres were removed from CFA via float-sink in settling lagoons.

But this comes with a catch: Bills considered under budget reconciliation are supposed to be limited to matters directly affecting the budget, and provisions the parliamentarian deems don't meet that standard traditionally must be removed.

Traditionally, the Luo removed the lower six teeth as a rite of passage into adulthood (while the neighboring Bantu groups practiced MC as a rite of passage).