Almost 30 years later, prompted by the renewed interest in graphene, the topic of lattice recrystallization (or "healing") was addressed with more modern, practical, in situ approaches.
But they need to be presented in a hopeful, optimistic, up-tempo, modern, practical way, and that's not what we have been doing recently," Mr. Pawlenty said.
The authors' contribution has been celebrated as one of the most important methodological inventions of modern practical ethics, particularly in Anglophone scholarship [ 1].
Me: typically Danish — attractive, modern, practical and no-nonsense.
"This is a relevant modern practical approach.
At key stage 2, the focus of study in modern languages is on practical communication.
The questions, prepared by Pascal Balthrop, 40, included the arcane (What's the official name of the McDonald's training facility in Oak Brook, Ill.?), and the practical (In modern North American homes, how far apart are wall studs?).
Glass has been overwhelmingly used for windows and facades in modern constructions, for many practical reasons, including thermal, energy, light and aesthetics.
In between them came Tony Blair, the ablest practical psephologist in modern British politics.
As Mr. Ingrassia explains, the cars he has chosen illustrate the yin-and-yang tug of war in modern American culture between the practical and the pretentious: "the frugal versus the flamboyant, haute cuisine versus hot wings, uptown versus downtown, big-is-better versus small-is-beautiful, and Saturday night versus Sunday morning".
