Sentence examples for modern phases from inspiring English sources

Freedom's Power (2007) is an account of both the philosophical and institutional development of liberalism from its classical to modern phases.

The contemporary study of Hebrew literature, particularly in its modern phases, generally points in two opposite directions: inside and outside.

Linguistically, Byzantine or medieval Greek is situated between the Hellenistic (Koine) and modern phases of the language.

The modern phase began with Bernard Herrmann's brooding score for "Citizen Kane".

"It was here," Roberts says, "that warfare entered its modern phase".

In modern phase III trials of NCRT, pCR ranges from 10%to20%0%.

The development of a modern phase I radiochemotherapy trial becomes more and more complex and should be fully investigated.

As early modern societies refined agricultural techniques, cow's milk became crucial to improving diets and economies, launching milk production and consumption into a more modern phase.

But since 1979, when the event entered its modern phase by becoming Europe versus the United States, no captain has ever won the Ryder Cup, golf's premier team competition, on the road with six or more newcomers.

However, fracking did not enter its current modern phase until the 1990s, when the use of new steerable drill bit motors and electronic telemetering equipment allowed operators to direct borehole drilling and monitor the fracturing process with great precision.

The modern phase of terrorism began when the British, after centuries of oppressive rule, agreed in 1922 to independence for overwhelmingly Catholic southern Ireland, retaining the six northern counties as a Protestant-dominated British province.