Significats de traditional culture en anglès

Balkans: funeral traditions; primeval forests; shamans; Slavonic liturgy; traditional culture; vampire folklore; werewolves

Expansion of cells ex vivo using traditional culture techniques significantly reduces engraftment potential.

In 1994, all the talk was of former video-store clerk Tarantino's indifference to traditional culture.

Kastom is used to refer to traditional culture, including religion, economics, art and magic in Melanesia.

South Korea South Korea is now a modernised vibrant nation that still maintains its traditional culture.

Afghanistan's traditional culture includes music and performance arts.

A member of the Mexican Communist Party, she was a fierce supporter of the country's traditional culture.

The festival is one of the events that puts traditional culture of their land on display to outsiders.

But all about there were signs of a universal desire to take traditional culture to a strange places.

Instead, in many Catholic places, conservative politicians have suggested that migrants, especially Muslims, are a threat to traditional culture.

Arnett said that his biggest challenge is often challenging a nation's traditional culture of drinking and tipple of choice.

He says the subsequent humanitarian aid that came flooding into the islands caused the breakdown of the traditional culture.

He is simple, not bumptious, gives himself no airs of traditional culture or modern education, and therefore recommends himself.

Hungary: traditional culture; vampire epidemics

Background: The growth, development and nutrition of children in Tibet with high-altitude and unique traditional culture have recently gained attention.

Conclusions: Molecular diagnostics offer a useful addition and at times, alternative, to traditional culture methods for the diagnosis of TB.