Sentence examples for traditions described from inspiring English sources

Many of the objections directed against neutral monism are primarily concerned with the peculiarities that mainstream neutral monism inherits from its accidental rootedness in realist and empiricist traditions described below.

Between those extremes stand the mostly lost arts of technical traditions described in the Han shu Bibliographic Treatise: astronomy, medical, pharmacological, and mantic arts, whose practitioners were the counterparts and potential competitors of the Masters textualists or philosophers (Lloyd and Sivin 2002).

In order to provide answers to these questions, the paper has the following structure: Section 2 outlines a set of research methods which are linked to some of the research traditions described in Figure 1.

STS offers valuable insights into the nature of safety and accident causation; however, there is also a pressing need to attempt to unify, or at least seek commonalities from the point of view of theory and practice, across the research traditions described in this paper.

The traditions describe the Toltec as the first civilizers, the first city builders, and the originators of craft skills and astrological knowledge.

The effort resulted in a book, Renewing America's Food Traditions, describing more than 1000 varieties and species of food that are disappearing from the United States.

Early Christian traditions describe Jesus as being born in Bethlehem: in one, a verse in the Book of Micah is interpreted as a prophecy that the Messiah would be born there.

According to the miniature tradition described in My Name Is Red, going blind after having devoted a lifetime to painting is reason to be proud.

The EMS and ER health professionals (physicians, nurses and drivers) in the intervention group were trained to apply the ECP procedures using the educational method in line with the experiential learning tradition, described elsewhere[ 18].

Tradition describes the queen as a former mountain spirit transformed into a beautiful woman from a quasi-human with a leopard's tail and tiger's teeth.

If the patrilineal descent of the two priestly castes had indeed been followed as tradition describes, then all Cohanim should be descended from Aaron, the brother of Moses, and all Levites from Levi, the third son of the patriarch Jacob.