cultural characteristics การใช้

• Both groups speak the same language and share many cultural characteristics.
• The bioregion shares economic and cultural characteristics, as well.
• The cultural characteristics of the Neolithic are determined by the archaeological documentation.
• Perhaps it is becoming a local cultural characteristic.
• It means that each individual is in fact a unique composite of cultural characteristics.
• Some of the people who live in the mountains today retain distinct cultural characteristics.
• Greece considers unacceptable the view that Turkey lacks the cultural characteristics to be in Europe,
• The two tribes share many cultural characteristics.
• Studying survivals assists ethnographers in reconstructing earlier cultural characteristics and possibly reconstructing the evolution of culture.
• In communities with certain cultural characteristics, cooperation and trust between individuals can foster collective efficacy.
• This cultural characteristic, while applicable to the modernized world, is not a transcendental human quality.
• They shared many religious and cultural characteristics, and intermarriage among Parthian and Armenian nobility was common.
• This is because Swiss linguistic and cultural characteristics are commonly confused with those of Victoria and Traigu閚.
• The United States of America has its own unique social and cultural characteristics, such as folklore.
• The Chontales faithfully preserved their cultural characteristics, and achieved important progress in political and social organization.
• Although the British legacy was largely lost politically, the coastal regions kept some unique cultural characteristics.
• The intensive Linpan Settlements, fully reflects the farming culture which has the Sichuan water cultural characteristic.
• The Panhandle villagers showed signs of adopting cultural characteristics of the Pueblo peoples of the Rio Grande Valley.
• It includes students from varying social classes, ethnic groups, sexual identities, and additional cultural characteristics.
• Some theories on poverty in the developing world focus on cultural characteristics as a retardant of further development.