This tradition approaches the philosophy of history from the perspective of meaning and language.
The proposal was offered by Charles Grassley of Iowa and Max Baucus of Montana, the Finance Committee's chairman and ranking Democrat, where there has long been a tradition to approach tax matters in a bipartisan way.
It should be noted from the start that there is not a unified phenomenological tradition or approach to information technology in particular, or other phenomena more generally.
Translator of the Zohar and scholar of Jewish mysticism, Daniel Matt, reading that tome's and that tradition's approach to the passage, synopsizes it poignantly in a note, as follows: "God was telling Moses, 'Come to the nexus of the demonic and the divine.'".
In an effort to avoid the sentimental image of the "Aunt Jane" tradition and approach Austen's fiction from a fresh perspective, in 1917 British intellectual and travel writer Reginald Farrer published a lengthy essay in the Quarterly Review which Austen scholar A. Walton Litz calls the best single introduction to her fiction.
In the modern Christian tradition this approach achieved expression with Dietrich Bonhoeffer who stated during his imprisonment by the Nazis in World War II that conscience for him was more than practical reason, indeed it came from a "depth which lies beyond a man's own will and his own reason and it makes itself heard as the call of human existence to unity with itself".
What distinguishes Le Fooding, I was beginning to understand, was that it is, in effect, against an overly European, tradition-minded approach to food.
After landing at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland after the debate, Mr. Obama broke with tradition and approached reporters gathered under the wing of Air Force One to say he was proud of his running mate's performance.
Tradition estimation approaches for linear systems subject to Gaussian noise are based on the Kalman filter and its improving algorithms.
Other theorists within the SFL tradition have approached the matter of constitutive intertextuality, that is, the expectations afforded by texts mirroring to some degree some aspect of other similar texts, by reference to 'abstract thematic formations' (e.g. Lemke 1985 , 1995 2002) or 'semantic-thematic formations' (Thibault 1989, 1991, 2002).
