Sentence examples for critical frontier from inspiring English sources

Chinese officials see Central Asia as a critical frontier for their nation's energy security, trade expansion, ethnic stability and military defense.

As the Byzantine port nearest to Armenia, lying on a critical frontier of the empire, the city was rebuilt and figured prominently in the eastern campaigns of the emperor Justinian I (reigned 527 565).

But it is "a critical frontier town in a critical period of the Roman buildup in the east," says Richard Hodges of the University of East Anglia in Norwich, U.K. Despite complaints that Turkey isn't doing enough to preserve its heritage, some archaeologists say it is doing its best to reconcile protection of antiquities with pressing needs for power and water.

We suggest that these complementary strands provide both an epistemically and socially self-reflective framework to advance the study of epigenetics as a molecular juncture between nature and nurture and thus as the new critical frontier in the social studies of the life sciences.

For example, the "being critical of criticality" Beggs and Timme Frontiers 2012 article does a really nice job of these concepts.

The event, known as the Deerfield Massacre, is considered a critical event in New England frontier history.

The 25-bed St. John's Lutheran Hospital in town is considered a frontier, or critical access, hospital.

Frontier living is frontier living.

Moreover, the interpretation of PSG in the ICU is challenging and is a new frontier in critical care.

See related review by Bourne et al., Heralded as the new frontier in critical care medicine, sleep in intensive care unit (ICU) patients is rapidly gaining attention.

Just as this article reconnected scaffolding with its roots, in supporting both motivation and cognition, it also promotes new ways to conduct critical research at the frontier of cognition and motivation.