Worry was balanced by their own experience being reflected in the experience of others, which indicates that CPs have a function in areas that professionals by tradition control, such as in information about treatments and outcome.
The idea of using random information in control strategies has a long tradition in control theory and could be also retrieved in recommender systems and search engine research, which share the same problem of excessive polarization of interest and the need to improve diversity that we consider for knowledge diffusion [53, 54].
Yet Mr. Xi has accompanied such signals of change with the messages defending party tradition and control.
In all but the highest-profile projects, foreigners are largely sidelined during the building process itself, which by law and tradition is controlled by local design institutes.
In 1999, state lawmakers from Jefferson County, who are allowed by legislative tradition to control the county's ability to levy taxes, tried to earmark part of the money for their own projects, and the county balked.
By tradition, players control themselves in the playoffs because nobody wants to incur the penalty that could cost a game, but lately the lads have been behaving in chippy midseason form.
OBesidesy, WhisReally Cares?
One of the effects of surrealism is an abiding sense of the social rituals and traditions that control one's culture.
Are we fueling the economy by hoarding relics, and eventually just "shopping-till-we-drop?" For thousands of generations, visionary people in authority consolidated their power by using stories, ceremonies and traditions to control the dreams, values, beliefs, attitudes and behaviors of others.
The command and control tradition is still strong (and will remain so while Ed Balls is around), but a shift is taking place.
