Sentence examples for modern configuration from inspiring English sources

Later he was to lead the industry into its modern configuration of corporate bureaucratic control, a change which he resisted, and then reluctantly embraced.

It was the interval of time during which the continents assumed their modern configuration and geographic positions and during which Earth's flora and fauna evolved toward those of the present.

But this capability of "choice navigation," enabled by modern configuration systems, is just one of three strategic capabilities of mass customization.

This action was later followed by a long period of deposition during the Paleozoic Era (542 to 251 million years ago) and then further erosion during the Cenozoic Era (beginning 65.5 million years ago) until the region assumed its modern configuration.

To alleviate this confusion, we used "original 4AS" and "original 4AL" to refer to the arms of the ancestral version of this chromosome and "modern 4AS" and "modern 4AL" to refer to the modern configuration arm of this chromosome.

The Tate director, Sir Nicholas Serota, said: "Today we open not just an extension but genuinely a new Tate Modern with a new configuration, new facilities, new learning spaces and a new view of the world as it has been over the last 120 years or so".

The geological processes that caused ancient drainage patterns to shift to their modern configurations have been hotly debated.

Consensus holds that aaRS enzymes had essentially assumed their modern configurations in the last universal cellular ancestor, LUCA [ 28- 30].

The modern cancer world came into being thanks to a new configuration of federal politics, popular activism, finance, corporate activity, and science.

(a) Modern glacier configuration.

With the advancement made in the field of modern technology, configuration of photovoltaic systems becomes more and more complex.