Sentence examples for traditionally stored from inspiring English sources

Kimchi, which is made of fermented vegetables, is traditionally stored in huge earthenware pots.

Pomme Grise is a midseason treat, good to the end of October, but three high-flavored varieties, Spitz, Ashmead and Golden Russet, all harvested in the last week, were traditionally stored for a month or more to let starch convert to sugar, acidity drop and subtle aromatic compounds develop.

and PassForce (which can convert information traditionally stored in apps into cards).

The lab produced a product called FidSafe, which provides a safe online repository for digital records such as wills and trusts, the kinds of records people have traditionally stored in a safe deposit box.

Moreover, in the Białowieża region hay is traditionally stored directly on the meadows in roofed or unroofed haystacks, what is not practising in Knyszyn region.

Although maize is traditionally stored in granaries, storage inside homes occurs during periods of food shortage; this may have facilitated the contamination of maize with aflatoxins.

Wine cellars traditionally store their bottles in numbered bins, said Elena Fusco, the owner, and her collection, displayed behind glass doors at the back of the dining room, holds 100 numbered bins of six bottles apiece.

Traditionally, stores used low prices on the Friday after Thanksgiving to attract shoppers, who, they hoped, would put full-price items in their carts alongside the bargains.

"Traditionally, stores buy anywhere from three to six months out, but increasingly, it's harder for retailers to predict that far in advance," he said.

This information has traditionally been stored in main memory, and therefore these cache coherence protocols are far from being optimal.

The company has an open-data platform to pull information from silos where it has traditionally been stored.