Sentence examples for contemporary orientations from inspiring English sources

The contemporary orientations, about mathematical education, indicate the need to favour the acquisition of mathematical competitions from the first ages.

Charged with interpreting the Constitution and therefore shaping its contemporary orientation, the Supreme Court needs to be extraordinarily sensitive to the demands of history.

But paradoxically, there is one contemporary orientation that does make the big claim of being "true Islam": Wahhabism.

There's a strange future orientation in contemporary thinking.

Nearby are more abstract meditations on nature, some of them beautiful, others more expressive in orientation, by contemporary Long Island-based painters.

In its early scenes "The Next Best Thing" shows promise as a sophisticated screwball comedy about romantic love, parenthood and sexual orientation in contemporary Los Angeles.

Table 1 reports the ratio | E | /| H| obtained with all cell phones in the horizontal orientation and contemporary transmitting at the maximum power; the combined uncertainty for this indirect measurement was calculated to be equal to 21.4%.

This study was designed to assess which social values correlate significantly with endorsement of right-wing authoritarianism (RWA) and social dominance orientation (SDO); two contemporary individual difference measures that predict prejudice.

Whipping off her blond wig and smearing her lipstick, young Jenner picks up a Pepsi as her contemporaries of all races and orientations smile at her and fist bump along.

This general orientation has growing influence in contemporary philosophies of mind (e.g., embodied-mind models [Varela, Thompson, and Rosch 1991] and the "phenomenal self-model" [Metzinger 2003]).

Contemporary SPECT/CT viewing solutions allow for oblique orientation according to the axis of interest, which is mandatory in order to perform a comprehensive assessment of the imaged limb.