Sentence examples for modern assessments from inspiring English sources
Movement dynamics of large pelagic species have been problematic to resolve in modern assessments, and electronic tags offer new opportunities to resolve some of these issues.
In light of the upcoming importance of theoretically sound and empirically valid assessment in technology-rich environments (OECD 2013; Quellmalz et al. 2012), we present a framework and an assessment which systematically combine cognitive psychology, science education, and modern assessments.
Modern assessments of the album have been positive; AllMusic gave the album five stars, their highest ratings.
Phips reported recovering £300,000 worth of treasure from the wreck, although modern assessments place the value closer to £210,000.
Robert W. Stallman's introduction to the Modern Library's 1951 edition of The Red Badge of Courage contained one of the first modern assessments of the novel.
Winthrop's reputation suffered in the late 19th and early 20th century, when critics like Nathaniel Hawthorne and H. L. Mencken pointed out the negative aspects of Puritan rule, leading to modern assessments of him as a "lost Founding Father".
My first stop was Bupa's modern assessment centre in London's Gray's Inn Road.
"Reassessment will give fiscal stability to Nassau County by putting into place a modern assessment system that takes into account changes in property values," he said.
Modern assessment of their shell structure and body form, notably with the possession of posterior protobranch gills and with palp proboscides for deposit feeding in the Palaeotaxodonta, generally supports this view.
It extends an earlier proposed basic design concept by the authors for the evaluation of the survivability of surface combatants by semi-empirical naval ship stability criteria, by introducing modern assessment methods for ship's behaviour after flooding, namely by implementing numerical simulation tools for assessing the risk after flooding.
Nicolas Giffard summarises the modern assessment of the Budapest Gambit: [It is] an old opening, seldom used by champions without having fallen in disgrace.
