Sentence examples for contemporary primary from inspiring English sources

The primary repertoire consists of traditional Javanese gamelan music, but sometimes includes contemporary works, too.

It is only through contextualizing historical actions within a framework of contemporary primary sources that the complexity and true significance of law is revealed.

A sediment source tracing procedure was therefore used to assess the importance of eroding farm track surfaces as a contemporary primary suspended sediment source relative to inputs from pasture or cultivated topsoils and channel banks/subsurface sources, in the upper River Piddle catchment (~ 100 km2), in southern England.

The School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences SHASS Communicationsns team recently spoke with Charles Stewart III, the Kenan Sahin Distinguished Professor of Political Science, and Devin Caughey, assistant professor of political science, about the history and development of the contemporary primary system, the prospect of contested conventions, and the nature of this year's election cycle.

For their final Writing Project, they chose a contemporary primary source for a research paper.

Serious infections among unselected patients with ST-elevation myocardial infarction treated with contemporary primary percutaneous coronary intervention.

On the other hand, our study shows that opportunities for interpersonal interaction of the kind envisaged by Coiera are at a premium in contemporary British primary and community care.

Databases therefore were pooled from 4 contemporary trials of primary or rescue PCI (EMERALD, COOL-MI, AMIHOT, and ICE-IT), in which the primary end point was infarct size assessed using technetium-99m sestamibi single-photon emission computed tomographic imaging, measured at the same core laboratory.

The primary contemporary reminder of Native American inhabitation is in place-names such as Lake Winnipesaukee, Kancamagus Highway, and Mount Passaconaway.

While your Aug. 19 articles "The Walker and the Walk," by Nicole Krauss, and "The Extreme Boulevardier," by Alex Marshall, properly extol the pleasures of walking in New York, they do not point out the primary contemporary impediment to these pleasures: vehicular traffic.

This exhibition offers proof that sampling is among contemporary art's primary strategies, and it contains almost enough work to prove that that doesn't rule out compression or transformation.