Emerging from a strong historic tradition emanating from the United Kingdom (UK), Australian early childhood services have traditionally been divided according to whether they are primarily providing "education" or "care".
Music history tells us of two great traditions that emanated from Vienna.
The restaurant is named for a Veracruz dance tradition that emanated from Cuba.
A recent report by Booz & Co. on youth unemployment details that "a mix of local norms and traditions, social beliefs and principles emanating from the G.C.C.'s patriarchal system still, to some extent, exert an influence on young women's lives, limiting their opportunities in education, employment and leisure pursuits".
It is held together by an identity emanating from its historical traditions, a very distinctive notion of the family, ancestral worship, Confucian values, the network of personal relationships that are called 'guanxi', and even Chinese food.
Folklorists Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm sought to discover and preserve a rich abundance of stories emanating from an oral tradition, and encouraged friends, colleagues, and strangers to gather and share these tales.
Most however remain unaware of Turing's 1948 seminal paper introducing the notion of condition, setting the stage for a natural theory of complexity for what I call the "other theory of computation" emanating from the classical tradition of numerical analysis, equation solving and the continuous mathematics of calculus.
Regardless, the market for dog meat has mostly been pushed to the backblocks and fringes of a rapidly modernizing Phnom Penh; an age-old tradition somehow usurped by the stigma emanating from the West.
In England, however, only Coleridge in his Biographia Literaria (1817) embraced the whole complex of Romantic doctrines emanating from Germany; the British empiricist tradition was too firmly rooted to be totally washed aside by the new metaphysics.
In the most ubiquitous portrait of all time, Mona Lisa, which graces museums, dormitories, billboards, wine bottles, and now the cover of Emerging Infectious Diseases, the artist paid lip service to the formal vocabulary of Florentine tradition: a half-length figure, turned almost directly toward the viewer, beauty emanating from inner virtue.
