At the modern end, "den atsu soku tei" was one of last year's winners of the insurance firm Sumitomo Seimei's annual create-a-new-yojijyuku-go contest.
At the modern end of the timeline, Jaeger's name is likely to replace that of Vannote, the original lumberyard owner.
The Colorado String Quartet, on Sunday, takes care of the modern end of the spectrum with a program that includes two Shostakovich Quartets (Nos. 5 and 15) and a recent work by Katherine Hoover.
Mr. Norton said that because he was a trustee of the Museum of Modern Art, he gave that museum first crack at the art, "as a matter of courtesy," and he was "amazed" that the Modern ended up selecting 21 works.
You can't tell from the video but the canoe, which Ms. Myre built, has a modern end made of aluminum and a traditional one made of birch bark.
You can take your pick: brash Brit bars in the modern end of town; or more cosmopolitan venues a few blocks away in the 15th-century, cobbled centro storico, host to some lovely Italian bars and eateries.
While I would have placed the wine closer to the "modern" end of the spectrum — this is a fairly dark, rich wine — Macán does have that telltale quality sometimes called "minerality" that brings elegance and marks out good Riojas from other Spanish wines.
At the same time, we think of exploiting interactive features through current and modern end-user programming elements based on the Web 2.0, finally contributing to an architecture that supports higher interactive end-user interfaces on the web.
However, the modern end user wants to access multimedia, real-time, and interactive services, demanding increasing amounts of bandwidth, through satellite systems, and with strong quality-of-service (QoS) requirements [7].
Particle size reduction and liberation of materials during the shredding of modern end-of-life products plays an important role in the composition (and quality) of the intermediate recycling streams and the ultimate material recovery and therefore recycling rate.
