Sentence examples for methods of contemporary from inspiring English sources

Passages simply stop, instruments drop out, and figures repeat in synch across instruments, similar to the methods of contemporary notated music, or to film cues.

Quinn has fused the conceptual methods of contemporary British art with generous injections of political correctness and heroic sentiment to create some of the shallowest art of our time.

But the major breakthrough came in 1960 when it occurred to the mathematical logician Abraham Robinson (1918 1974) that "the concepts and methods of contemporary Mathematical Logic are capable of providing a suitable framework for the development of the Differential and Integral Calculus by means of infinitely small and infinitely large numbers".

In 1535, Cortés led an expedition back to the land, arriving on May 1, 1535, a day known as Santa Cruz de Mayo, and in keeping with methods of contemporary discoverers, he named it Santa Cruz.

Today, Palestine is regarded as a pioneer in the avant-garde music scene, his self-described "maximalist" style a foil to the methods of contemporaries like Terry Riley and Philip Glass.

It is not surprising then that he did not follow the method of contemporary analytic philosophy of progressively making more and more subtle distinctions in the search for precise definition.

Pound opens ABC of Reading with the following pronouncement: The proper METHOD for studying poetry and good letters is the method of contemporary biologists, that is careful first-hand examination of the matter, and continual COMPARISON of one 'slide' or specimen with another.

It's an interesting exercise to compare the working methods of two contemporary designers, widely hailed for their "vision," with a woman of unquestioned genius.

The rapid growth, usage specifications, application domain and method diversity of contemporary computational biology resources presents an impediment to finding, comparing and integrating such data and tools.

Warhol, Judd, and Nauman modelled new relations of art to the world which continue to determine philosophies, methods, and forms of contemporary practice.

Its leading members, informed and inspired by the methods and theories of contemporary mathematics and science, sought to develop a "scientific world view" by bringing to philosophical inquiry the precision and rigour of the exact sciences.