Sentence examples for contemporaneous developments from inspiring English sources

It also suggests why contemporaneous developments in America lagged well behind the Dutch paradigm, and gives lie to the postmodernist canard that the International style was a soulless, oppressive conspiracy of technocrats bent on conformist social engineering.

And the notion of being "integrated with other subjects" means that when ninth graders study 16th-century Europe, language arts classes explore Shakespeare and math and science classes look at contemporaneous developments in those fields.

Zooming in again can show contemporaneous developments in ancient Babylon and Mycenaean Greece, say, or how matter behaved in the first fractions of a second after the Big Bang.

Mr. King deftly situates the painting in a historical context — against political events in Italy at the time, religious attitudes of the day and contemporaneous developments in art — and also places it in the context of Leonardo's career, deconstructing the ways the painter broke with tradition and stamped a familiar and much depicted subject with his distinctive vision.

Thus, Wilkins's memoirs will be used to contextualise post-war biophysics (culminating in the discovery of DNA) vis-a-vis contemporaneous developments in other socio-cultural domains.

The study could cover only some of the key individuals who were informants on HRH issues during the process of change in Brazil, and they were reflecting on past change, rather than contemporaneous developments.

Haas rejects suggestions that maritime development at sites immediately adjacent to the coast was initial, pointing to contemporaneous development based on his dating.

An 1870 railway travel guide noted the population of Herne Hill was 701; the contemporaneous development of new residential streets would increase the population by 3,000.

In addition, the waning protective effects of maternal immune IgG and HbF might be reconstituted by the contemporaneous development of humoral immunity and expression of HbC and HbS in some African infants, which would cooperate to extend malaria resistance into their early childhood.

The relationship between the time of loss of the sUA lowering effect and the contemporaneous development of high titer Ab was not immediately apparent while the clinical trials were ongoing.

It also exemplifies the importance of local initiative and leadership in pursuing local health improvements, and illustrates the contemporaneous development of a bottom-up partnership and the national AHSN scheme.