Sentence examples for use traditionally from inspiring English sources

"We try to say we'll set this space aside for them," he says, "but if it's space that they don't use traditionally, then it's not so useful".

Soaking The oats must be soaked before use – traditionally overnight, though Yotam Ottolenghi reckons 10 minutes is quite sufficient, and even Ballymaloe's Darina Allen suggests only 10-15 minutes.

In an industry devoted to synthetic products, people are drawn to this natural drug, with its ancient lineage and ritualized use: traditionally, shamans purify the setting by smoking tobacco, playing ceremonial instruments, and chanting icaros — songs that they say come to them from the plants, the way Pentecostals are moved by the Holy Spirit to speak in tongues.

Nomadism, the form of land use with which the kingdom is traditionally associated, has become virtually nonexistent, and the pattern of extensive land use traditionally practiced by the nomadic Bedouin has been supplanted by the highly intensive patterns of urban land use.

To identify what we consider the so-called objective reality through available data derived from the physical devices, we use traditionally logical reasoning within the 'syntactic' restrictions, which is based on the binary philosophy and two-valued logic.

In contrast to use traditionally modified RNA strands e.g. 2′-fluorine, 2′-amine, 2′-methyl, we studied the effect of RNA/DNA hybrid approach utilizing a computer-assisted RNA tetra-uracil (tetra-U) motif as a toolkit to address questions related to assembly efficiency, versatility, stability, and the production costs of hybrid RNA/DNA nanoparticles.

Johnson used traditionally black colleges as his example.

Saunas were used traditionally as the place women gave birth.

The only downside is that drugs companies don't always look to see how plants were used traditionally.

Four time slots have been used traditionally.

They have been used traditionally in the treatment and management of various ailments.