The results come in many colours, white, grey, black, red, blue, green or yellow, and their attractiveness has led to traditions of pearl-diving that are thousands of years old.
It ignores that the whole unquestioned "tradition" of the unmoderated comments section has led to a tradition of trolling, vitriol and lies that make the Internet a worse place and make bloggers who host them worse off.
The distinctiveness of the Donegal tradition led to some conflict between Donegal players and representatives of the mainstream tradition when Irish traditional music was organised in the 1960s.
A roots revival stimulated interest in folk traditions, led by writers, collectors and traditional performers.
Moreover, the aggressive militarism that was central to the Castilian aristocratic tradition led to the political hubris of Spanish imperial policy, from Philip II to Philip IV.
The lack of success at home and a 5-4 overecordecord have led to another tradition at Texas A&M: bashing Slocum.
In Central Europe, the situation was different: opposition to the ecstatic, romantic, sentimental musical tradition led the modernism of a few geniuses, the most original ones, toward the art that is the privileged sphere of analysis, lucidity, irony; that is, toward the novel.
But while one half of this tradition led to drag – an art form in which the performer's wit and individuality are to the fore, in which the frock isn't the whole picture – the other half has brought us to the sorry state we are in now.
His philosophy belongs to the elaboration, refinement, and defense of the Avicennian tradition, led in his day by Nasir al-Din al-Tusi, with whom he corresponded.
This information metaphor predates the discovery of the structure of DNA by Watson and Crick in 1953, having its roots in the cybernetic tradition led by the physicists Norbert Wiener and Erwin Schrödinger in the 1940s and '50s.
Cornel West and Judith Butler have led a continental tradition in American philosophical academia.
