The phrase "contemporary epoch" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
One possible use for this phrase is in discussing historical periods or eras. For example: "The contemporary epoch, characterized by rapid technological advancements and globalization, has drastically changed the way we interact and communicate with each other." Another use could be describing a current time period in relation to a specific event or trend. For instance: "The #MeToo movement has brought about significant changes in social attitudes and behaviors in the contemporary epoch."
The Los Angeles Times architecture critic Christopher Hawthorne dubs this contemporary epoch the "Third Los Angeles," an era defined by an attempt to converge and mitigate LA's two prior eras of dense urbanism and rampant suburbanization, respectively, into a coherent future.
The Los Angeles Times architecture critic Christopher Hawthorne dubs this contemporary epoch the "Third Los Angeles," an era defined by an attempt to converge and mitigate LA's two prior eras of dense urbanism and rampant suburbanisation, respectively, into a coherent future.
(The epoch called "contemporary" grows longer year by year, as the era that minimalism instituted bids to be eternal).
However, substantial phase jumps in the 1850s and 2000s are clearly visible in all the cases, and their epochs are contemporary with the minima of the CW amplitude as shown in Fig. 2. So, we can conclude that the well-known event in the 1920s of the simultaneous deep minimum of the CW amplitude and the large phase jump may be not unique.
Illich argued that contemporary medicine had "brought the epoch of natural death to an end".
Now I read it out to him for his reaction: "A man lives not only his personal life as an individual but also consciously or unconsciously the life of his epoch and his contemporaries".
"A man lives not only his personal life, as an individual, but also, consciously or unconsciously, the life of his epoch and his contemporaries," wrote Thomas Mann in his book, "The Magic Mountain".
But her vast influence on contemporary performance, not to mention the epoch she helped to define, has found a home in the necessary exhibition "A Feast of Astonishments," at the Grey Art Gallery (Sept . 8-Dec. 8-Dec. 10
But her vast influence on contemporary performance, not to mention the epoch she helped to define, has found a home in the necessary exhibition "A Feast of Astonishments," at the Grey Art Gallery (Sept .8-Dec.
Standing jauntily in front of an American flag, he begins with a rapid-fire riff, darting among epochs and through a variety of contemporary cadences that mix the sounds of poetry slam, hip-hop and the old-style preacher.
As much a history of Chateaubriand's thoughts and sensations as it is a conventional narrative of his life, it draws a vivid picture of contemporary French history, of the spirit of the Romantic epoch, and of Chateaubriand's travels.
