Sentence examples for contemporary application from inspiring English sources

In bold moments, fuelled by the boiled black coffee that is served each morning in the meal tent, Mindy has even wondered whether her insights on the links between social structure and emotional response amount to more than a rehash of Lévi-Strauss — a refinement, a contemporary application.

There must be some form of this privilege but its contemporary application to exempt entire classes of government action from legal scrutiny – such as the Bush administration's detention and interrogation policies – has sparked significant criticism that it was being used to shield government misconduct from scrutiny.

Watching it last autumn, I found High-Rise both formally imposing and politically safe: a calculated vision of chaos, scored and designed to the nth degree of hot-mess splendour, yet seemingly at pains to distance itself from a more contemporary application of Ballard's thesis.

"The thinking behind Unit is that contemporary application servers aren't well suited for microservices applications where different languages are used, for example," Nginx head of product Owen Garrett told me.

Lewis observes in contemporary application of the law, presidents are the subject of satire and denunciation.

Khoo Kheng-Hor (; born 2 March 1956) is a Malaysian author and speaker on contemporary application of the 500 BC Chinese military treatise, The Art of War, by renowned military strategist Sun Tzu.

When B opens the inner cipher using A's public key he is certain the message came from someone knowing A's key, presumably A. Simple as it is, this protocol is a paradigm for many contemporary applications.

One might not expect this particular historical drama to appeal to the emotions, given the internecine, often abstracted nature of the issues involved (though one doesn't have to look far to find contemporary applications of the play's defining agon over the divine right to rule).

This Radon type transform arises in several contemporary applications, e.g. in thermoacoustic tomography and sonar and radar imaging.

The humanist Lipsius intended to be practical but to avoid any concrete and contemporary applications of the general principles he set out.

IBM Cloud Private wants to help customers take IBM middleware and other legacy applications, place them inside containers and transform them into contemporary applications to take advantage of containers and container orchestration run by Kubernetes — and all the flexibility that offers them.