Sentence examples for example in modern from inspiring English sources

For example, in modern notation, he could transform x3 + ax2 = b2x into x2 + ax = b2.

"There has never been," he added, "a clear example in modern economic times of what we are facing".

This is not the only example in modern American history of US leaders crying wolf to trigger a rally-around-the-president effect.

That film, which wrung easy laughs from feather-cuts and leg-warmers, was not the first example in modern cinema of the 1980s being sold as an exotic attraction.

For example, in modern multibody dynamics synthesis, the geometric form of finite elements of fixed material properties and interconnectivity are varied to find the optimal topology that satisfies the mechanism design problem.

Palatalization (softness) as a distinctive feature of most consonant sounds has been preserved in East Slavic; for example, in Modern Russian palatalized (or soft) t', d', s', z' contrast with nonpalatalized (or hard) t, d, s, z.

"There are few examples in modern times of a single team accomplishing so much in such an elegant way," Dr. Ehrlich said.

What other examples in modern history that you've read or heard about show two drastically different perceptions of the same event?

The description is fun and practical, using many examples in modern OpenGL, yet also conveys thoughtful intuition of the underlying theory.

It seems fitting that in the week of Goldman's death we have been presented with one of the finest examples in modern history of blundering around without the foggiest idea.

But there are examples in modern history of whole societies falling under the influence and control of a mechanism whose aim is to dictate every aspect of life after an image of absolute virtue, and in doing so to produce a mountain of corpses.