Sentence examples for modern characteristics from inspiring English sources

The oceans probably achieved their modern characteristics 2 to 1.5 billion years ago.

It is a peculiarity of our times — perhaps it's one of the few specifically modern characteristics — that we don't take our stories straight anymore.

Lee Berger identified the mix of primitive and modern characteristics in one of the specimen's canine teeth before finding additional remains of MH1 inside the cave.

In the field of business aircraft, the new technologies have resulted in a host of executive aircraft with the most modern characteristics.

Lee Berger identified the mix of primitive and modern characteristics in one of the specimen's canine teeth before finding additional remains of the specimen inside the cave.

Perhaps this modern characteristics has its roots in the days of the absolute monarchs when intellectuals and bourgeoisie had no status, and in response to their demands, the monarchs gave them the right to discuss abstractions freely.

His one modern characteristic was his abnormally hardened arteries, due no doubt to his unhealthily high-cholesterol diet.

"Black Lives Matter" (so written) even has that most modern characteristic of thing-ness: its own Wikipedia entry.

They may well be threatened, indirectly or even directly, by an expansive, nationalist country Iraq or Iran, perhaps, or China or even potentially Russia, which exhibits pre-modern, modern and post-modern characteristics.

Today the polymath presents an intimidating blend of modern master characteristics.

It is likely that the hydrosphere achieved its modern chemical characteristics about 1.5 to two billion years ago.