For a contemporary development of these constructive systems, see section 2.4.1 of Wansing (1993).
This class asks to what extent dance, in its history as well as contemporary development, is linked to concepts of the political and conflict.
This City Profile summarizes the historical development of Nanjing from the Wu Kingdom in the Three Kingdoms Period to 1978, as well as the contemporary development in the last three decades.
This anathema towards technological "optimization", as it turns out, has been a fairly contemporary development.
The forelimb is described more carefully than the hind limb in some works [34] or a generally contemporary development of the features, as I experienced in observing both limbs, is visible [see also 75], [99].
"The conference will examine key issues in Africa's contemporary development as well as reflect on the work of Professor Lionel Cliffe". The website offers the list of speakers/participants and other details.
In what follows, a number of the relevant moves in the early modern discussion will be considered, as well as some contemporary developments of the 17th century modal argument.
Most controversial is how the issue of general relativity as a touchstone for competing philosophies of science was framed: having dismissed Kant's own synthetic a priori for its mistaken apodicity, no time was spared for discussion of its then contemporary development in Neo-Kantianism as a merely relative but still constitutive a priori.
As the chairwoman of postwar and contemporary development at Christie's, Ms. Cappellazzo started off in the art world as a curator, but found herself drawn to ways of merging her curatorial sensitivity with her entrepreneurial drive.
The curriculum offers a combination of traditional humanistic approaches to these questions as well as a training and familiarity with contemporary developments in the science and technology of computation.
