Often such specialized units receive the moniker of corps d'elite, reflecting their unique purpose, traditions, and past achievements in combat.
That multi-purpose tradition continues, especially when artists place politics in the foreground – as sometime Branford Marsalis bassist Eric Revis does on the finale of his latest trio record (recorded with pianist Kris Davis and drummer Gerald Cleaver).
The focus is on craftsmanship, purpose and tradition and lighting is a particularly easy way to dip into the industrial look.
A more nuanced challenge for Sikh recruits is overcoming the argument that uniformity of appearance is essential for "unit cohesion," the military's shared sense of purpose and tradition.
But I hope Times editors will soon consider holding a discussion, free of deadline pressure, about what purpose the tradition of not naming sexual assault victims serves when their accusations are proved to have no merit.
At the macro level, especially within the English for Specific Purposes (ESP) tradition, researchers deal with the patterns of rhetorical organizations of academic texts in various disciplines.
Pahl et al. (2007) also show that the engineering design process is a complex landscape of approaches, stages, principles, purposes, and traditions.
As an adult, I now realize that my grandparents were the heart and soul, the very nucleus of our chaotic and eclectic little family, the glue that held us all together, and with them both gone (for all intents and purposes), those traditions I took for granted as a child--and even as a teenager--have melted away like that Mississippi snow.
There is no purpose to preserving tradition at the expense of justice.
We designed the entire imaging system for this single purpose, ignoring microscopy traditions and so eliminating a number of practical constraints that would have prevented us from reaching the physical limits of materials and the technologies available.
By long tradition, the purpose of a beta test is to solicit critical feedback from testers.
