A series called Orientology will mix normally discrete Asian traditions.
The tonal distance between Girl and Queen gorgeously conjures a discrete American tradition — the way black elders guide their daughters with a mixture of coercion and grace, and the way daughters endure this guidance.
The theory is developed within the tradition of discrete (or discretized) systems written in terms of a set of generalized coordinates and control parameters.
It is also the nexus of several discrete and venerable filmmaking traditions, one of which is European.
In the tradition of discrete choice models (Keane and Wolpin 1997), I develop a dynamic behavioral model which captures the individual decision to work either in the formal or the informal sector under the characteristics of the pension scheme.
The person going back home has to invent a coherent tradition out of discrete moments and tease out future implications.
The study of networks has a long tradition in graph theory and discrete mathematics, sociology, communication research, bibliometrics/scientometrics, webometrics/cybermetrics, in physics and, recently, in biology [ 12].
In regard to English language testing, Iran has a rather long tradition of discrete-point English tests that test bits of language knowledge rather than the ability to communicate.
At the Cooler, in his first New York concert in close to 20 years, every piece represented a discrete mood, and each connected him to the American minimalist tradition.
In economics there is a tradition of formulating the dynamical systems as processes in discrete time from the outset, as difference equations instead of as differential equations.
