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The architecture might be described as a tropicalized Swiss style -- Swiss eaves are developed into veranda roofs, and Swiss porches prolonged and lengthened into beautiful piazzas and balconies.

Two Years in the French West Indies Lafcadio Hearn 1877

"I am totally psyched," Mr. Lucas said, noting that they've worked up a tropicalized version of "Satisfaction," as well as an update of "Yolanda," a song made famous by the sisters' father, Cuban music legend Pablo Milanes.

Gods, Monsters and Guitars Steve Dollar 2011

We also have  successfully tropicalized the sugar beet, which is typically a temperate climate crop, to produce sugar and ethanol.

It’s the Agronomy, Stupid 2008

With new tropicalized soy seeds, Brazil turned the steamy cerrado into a garden, growing two crops of soy a year, plus a fallow crop of corn in between, against a single crop for Northern Hemisphere growers.

BRAZIL'S GROWING POWER 2007

"Tropicalia, ou Panis et Circensis," the name of the most important album of the Brazilian counterculture, sums it up nicely: a tropicalized Europe, in which the center has abdicated, caught between irrelevance and demagoguery.

Tropical Europe, Or 'Viva Evita!' 2007

The builders of bahian traditional houses have long-known how to keep interiors cool even with a blazing sun of more than 40ºC, long before the corbusian ideas had been tropicalized or even before Sir Norman Foster had given a precise, technological and scientific dimension to sustainable architecture.

Dezeen Catherine Warmann 2010