It's a vigorous dance, traditionally performed to mobilize troops for war.
Traditionally, the Navy has been vigorous in holding a ship's captain responsible for anything that happens on board.
This is remarkable, because America has traditionally been the home of vigorous, outspoken, raw and raucous speech.
In the performing fields, it has a vigorous intellectual culture but traditionally not one that is good with the body.
Gender can play a key role in the outcome of many immunological diseases (reviewed in 6) with females traditionally thought to produce a more vigorous immune response, characterised by higher antibody levels and enhanced adaptive immunity 7, 8.
Although the most vigorous supporters of Hollywood's interests in intellectual property have traditionally been Democrats, Republicans also count some extremely vocal advocates of copyright protection in their ranks.
New procedures would ensure that nothing like it would happen again.As for the idea put about by Andrew Gilligan, a BBC defence correspondent, that Mr Campbell had corrupted the traditionally nuanced analysis usually provided by the intelligence service by his over-vigorous re-drafting of the first and much more substantial dossier, that was "a lie".
Traditionally, this period is known as the moment when Turner's painting became more vigorous, intense and liberated than ever before – as suggested by the title of the Tate's exhibition, Late Turner Painting Set Freee.
Heavy metal is traditionally characterized by loud distorted guitars, emphatic rhythms, dense bass-and-drum sound, and vigorous vocals.
Nonetheless, it is a daunting challenge to develop such distinctive reactions as, traditionally, most chemical reactions require longer reaction times, strict exclusion of water, protection of other competing functionalities, and vigorous heating/cooling.
