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As earthy as Noh is sublime, kyogen comedies are traditionally presented in the same program, as a breather.

As Anthony Tommasini wrote in The New York Times on Thursday, the collaboration with Major League Baseball and Ms. Carey, for which 60,000 tickets were distributed, took the place of one of the two classical programs that the Philharmonic has traditionally presented in Central Park.

Academic papers at ISMB were traditionally presented in a single track.

Although the conflict between host and symbiont is traditionally presented in terms of symbionts choosing whether or not to cheat on their passive hosts, a recent focus has been on how hosts use mechanisms to encourage mutualists [1] and constrain pathogens [8] by targeting investment preferentially at mutualists [3], [7], [9] [14] or even by directing the evolution of symbionts [15] [20].

Biomechanical feedback in water-based rowing is traditionally presented as paper reports or video overlaid with data once a session has been completed.

China traditionally presented pandas to other nations to improve foreign relations in what was known as "panda diplomacy".

Almost immediately, Maines's statement proved explosive in the country music world, which has traditionally presented – and continues to present – a proudly patriotic front.

In his role as FIFA president, Blatter has traditionally presented the winning team with the World Cup trophy.

Things could heat up again at conferences this summer in Karlsruhe, Germany, and Daegu, South Korea, where particle physics results are traditionally presented — or never.

Science has traditionally been presented in a very strict, factual manner, but a more literary approach to scientific writing attracts a wider audience and builds better understanding by the general public.

We address the algorithmic challenge by using the now well-known concepts from Active Learning, albeit with a significant departure from how Active Learning has traditionally been presented in the literature: we present a human-operated active learning framework, rather than relying on previously collected fully labeled datasets for simulated experiments.