Sentence examples for is a contemporary example from inspiring English sources

Volkswagen's "Diesel Dupe" is a contemporary example.

The smartphone is a contemporary example of this "multi-invention context" involving a mind-numbing range of patents for displays, processing, networking, design, and much more (Somaya et al. 2011).

One central question in relation to the cyanobiont of Azolla is to what extent the unique obligate life-style of this cyanobacterium has influenced the eroding process of its genome and, more importantly, whether this is a contemporary example of a nitrogen-fixing plant plastid in the making.

The popular television sitcom "Friends," for example, is a contemporary variation on Shakespeare's melodramatic comedy "Much Ado About Nothing".

Beckett was like this, and the American writer George Saunders is a good contemporary example.

Orlagh Bailey More from SerenityB Clear and Refreshing: Nee, Taxi is a textbook contemporary example of the style of the style of folk/singer-songwriter music that flooded Japan in the early 1970s, by one of this current generation's most talented and versatile songwriters.

Crompton's work (2003) is a notable contemporary example of an essentialist methodology.

The ISIS PR machine we examined is a more contemporary example of media manipulation, given the organization's very strong presence in Libya.

Still life is such a preoccupation - a contemporary example of this is Damien Hirst's work, I think.

This is best illustrated with a contemporary example.

For this, the transition of existing Norway spruce monocultures into mixed stands of two species (following canopy openings in the mature stand phase to naturally regenerate spruce, coupled with underplanting of beech) is an important contemporary example.