Sentence examples for contemporary examination from inspiring English sources
For a more contemporary examination of New York, the press has also signed a contract with Stanley Greenberg, author and photographer of "Invisible New York".
The Imperial War Museum in London may not have gone so far in jettisoning past attitudes — its exhibition about the war is one of the most powerfully detailed accounts conceivable in a museum — but it is difficult to imagine a contemporary examination that doesn't shed earlier views of what was at stake.
In many ways, Blickle's art is a contemporary examination of opposites, bringing together the ethereal yet precise; the realistic yet romantic; the mundane yet sublime.
The stainless steel "objet" (installation) itself is an interpretative piece that focuses on the contemporary examination and contextualization between the theory of technicity, ethnicity, and the milieu of André Leroi-Gourhan.
Firstly, it is a comprehensive and contemporary examination of whether the output of randomised controlled trials is related to the global burden of disease.
Secondly, the recruitment of participants and multimodal approach to the non-surgical treatment resembles contemporary examination and treatment of KOA in Denmark and several other countries.
Contemporary examinations of music's political meanings must also explain how the Ninth inspired so many contradictory allegiances.
Most of our great contemporary examinations of cultural sampling and bipolar belonging come from writers with immigrant backgrounds.
China has a long history of examination-driven learning and contemporary testing causes some concern (Fan & Jin 2013).
Accordingly, this study sought to fill this gap and provide a contemporary and comprehensive examination of whether the global output of randomised controlled trials is associated with global burden of disease.
Skin is the perfect thematic focus for an examination of contemporary design and the increasing genius with which it accommodates, mimics, supplements and supplants human life.
