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Cultures in sentence

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History was real, cultures were real, but countries were invented.
So I've had the great privilege of traveling to some incredible places, photographing these distant landscapes and remote cultures all over the world.
Two twin domes, two radically opposed design cultures.
We 3D-printed our own channels in order to control the flow of these liquid bacterial cultures.
International [Sign], as a note, is a visual tool to help communicate across cultures and sign languages around the world.
How can I save and honor the Arabic script and share it with other people, other cultures?
Dr. Alexander said it this way: "I'm used to walking between two cultures.
They make rules, maps, lineages, languages, cultures, universes, alternate universes within universes, and from those worlds sprout story, after story, after story.
Many visual beauty standards vary between cultures and eras, and signs of youth, fertility and good health, such as long lustrous hair, or smooth, scar-free skin, are almost always in demand because they're associated with reproductive fitness.
But while tattoo styles come and go, and their meaning has differed greatly across cultures, the practice is as old as civilization itself.
Throughout history, different cultures have used various methods to accomplish this.
Repetition is a feature that music from cultures around the world tends to share.
In these places, it's more a celebration of the native and mixed cultures that survived through the colonial period.
Traditions and holidays are important to all cultures, but a hero in one era may become a villain in the next as our historical knowledge expands and our values evolve.
Until now, we had very little idea, detailed idea, that is, of what Columbus knew of the world and how world cultures were represented.
"Pep rally" doesn't have a direct analog in a lot of languages and cultures, but can be approximated.
Many cultures have different levels of formality.
American psychologist Paul Ekman identified certain universal emotions whose visual cues are understood the same way across cultures.
It was the great race that supposedly determined which animals were enshrined in the Chinese zodiac, but as the system spread through Asia, other cultures made changes to reflect their communities.
Due to its colonial association with native cultures, combined with the power of advertising, chocolate retains an aura of something sensual, decadent, and forbidden.
Today, tea is the second most consumed beverage in the world after water, and from sugary Turkish Rize tea, to salty Tibetan butter tea, there are almost as many ways of preparing the beverage as there are cultures on the globe.
Its dominions fragmented into kingdoms ruled by Goths and other Germanic tribes who assimilated into local cultures, though many of their names still mark the map.
Yet the practice of using this toxic pigment continued across time and cultures.
Ecosystems, food security, jobs, economies, and coastal cultures all depend on it.
And like many pirates of that era, he flew a flag that bore the macabre symbols of a human skull and a pair of crossed bones, because those motifs had signified death in so many cultures for centuries, that their meaning was instantly recognizable, even in the lawless, illiterate world of the high seas: surrender or you'll suffer.
There's a myth in most cultures about following your dreams.
You can spend hours looking at every decade and the contributions in that decade and in those years for art, history and cultures.
And the most popular theory for why that might be the case is that cultures begin to recognize a color only once they have the ability to make that color.
In other cultures, people go to extraordinary lengths not to interact at all.
But the insects aren't stupid, and they would avoid the spores when they came close, and so I morphed the cultures into a non-sporulating form.
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