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Innovations and traditions evolve with the history of MIT graduation.
As the documentary progresses, the self-conscious way that traditions evolve becomes its most fascinating through-line.
We can therefore conclude that there is little evidence to suggest that Iranian tribal weaving traditions evolve in line with the "hierarchically integrated system" model.
The elaborate stylistic traditions evolved and formulated in the West and Far East through centuries of sophisticated creative activity are rarely found, therefore, in other cultures.
Our Christmas Day traditions evolved, often including visits to Dad's care home, where at first he would chat manic nonsense and cry as we left, and later failed to look us in the eye or speak at all.
Rather than a god who dwelt in his temple, the diasporic traditions evolved complicated techniques for achieving visions, epiphanies (manifestations of a god), or heavenly journeys to a transcendent god.
To begin, he wants to map a sort of evolutionary tree of religion, using statistical modeling to try to show when religious traditions evolved and how they morphed into each other.
The traditions evolved over time, after Gordon's death, but many of Gilbert's directorial concepts survived, both in the stage directions printed in the libretti and as preserved in company prompt books from the era.
A variety of textual traditions evolved from the original Pyramid Texts: the Coffin Texts of the Middle Kingdom, the so-called Book of the Dead, Litany of Ra, and Amduat written on papyri from the New Kingdom until the end of Ancient Egyptian civilization.
"They came out of the craft tradition, evolving from craftsman to artisan to artist.
