It is pretty much the first report to a president that has a modern statement of the climate change risk, and it discusses what we would now call geoengineering as a potential response.
\scriptstyle{\vec{F}=m\vec{a}} A modern statement of Newton's Second Law is a vector differential equation: :\vec{F} = \frac{\mathrm{d}\vec{p}}{\mathrm{d}t}, where \scriptstyle \vec{p} is the momentum of the system, and \scriptstyle \vec{F} is the net (vector sum) force.
Despite the building's traditional vocabulary, the museum's use of glass walls makes a modern statement.
The best-known modern statement of this position is a 1921 book, "The Poetry of Dante," by the philosopher Benedetto Croce.
At the same time, its dramatic blue-and-pink glass-and-steel appearance and spectacular (if noisy and difficult to climatize) central atrium makes a bold modern statement about the open nature of government.
Professor Knox recalled, in "Essays Ancient and Modern," "These lines, written some 30 years before the birth of Christ, expressed, more directly and passionately than any modern statement I knew of, the reality of the world I was living in: the shell-pocked, mine-infested fields, the shattered cities and the starving population of that Italy Virgil so loved, the misery of the whole world at war".
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With the semiconductor industry clinging to every spare hope for a revival, a modern version of Sanders' statement might be, "realistic companies find partners".
"I'm a little tired of those modern statements.
First on to the catwalk was a biker jacket worn with a micro mini, both in leather: a strong statement of modern, streetstyle intent.
Todd continued to make these staggering statements from a modern nightmare of chemical addiction provoking mental illness Safe (reminiscent of Invasion Of The Body Snatchers) and continuing through to Far From Heaven -- racism explored via homage to the '50s director of melodrama Douglas Sirk, without ever being purely nostalgic or trapped in a glossy time warp.
