Sentence examples for were traditionally placed from inspiring English sources

Salt and earth were traditionally placed on the corpse's breast, to symbolise body and soul.

The present analysis provided the first molecular evidence for a peculiar clade, recently recognised on morphological grounds [ 15], that consists of relatively understudied, low-diversity genera Electroma, Vulsella, and Crenatula, that were traditionally placed in Pteriidae, Malleidae, and Isognomonidae respectively.

(It is traditionally placed east).

Considerable focus has been traditionally placed on Peptide Transporter 1 (PepT1) as the main mammalian POT member regulating intestinal peptide absorption.

Diesel oxidation catalysts and diesel particulate filters are standard aftertreatment systems in Diesel engines which are traditionally placed downstream of the turbine.

All of these jawless fish are traditionally placed in the order Agnatha ("no jaws"), but as you can see, this group is paraphyletic, including some but not all descendants of the common ancestor.

He has others in the shape of Renaissance obelisks, swans and even Sir Edward Landseer's lions from the base of Nelson's column in Trafalgar Square, with one lion apparently having been traditionally placed at each corner of the dining table.

At the Seder, a dish of saltwater is traditionally placed on the table, a reminder of the Red Sea, which the Israelites crossed in their escape from Egypt, and of the tears of slavery.

Because of Storms 1 and 2, many of the companies that produce the content that ads have been traditionally placed next to — especially old-school publishers with print properties to support — are suffering.

It's not terribly unusual for Augusta National's 16th hole to yield an ace, particularly on Sunday, when the pin is traditionally placed in a small swale just over the pond.

More than half have been traditionally placed in and around the capital.