Sentence examples for modern press from inspiring English sources

But, in books about the modern press, it is given a smaller role than it deserves.

Among other services, he practically invented modern press criticism, now (unlike the press itself) a thriving industry.

Some are concerned that he will never have the access Mr. Gibbs enjoyed as a hybrid counselor-spokesman, a rarity among modern press secretaries.

However, this Whiggish view of early modern press history also fails to take account of the degree to which politicians and the press remained thoroughly inter-dependent.

For those with little patience for the numbing rituals of the modern press conference, Ramos's insistence on making unwelcome points had been refreshing, and it was Trump's heavy-handed response that was worrisome.

In modern press extraction, oilseeds or nuts are cleaned, and the shells or hulls removed; the kernels or meats are ground to a coarse meal that is pressed with or without preliminary heating.

Large modern presses are motor driven.

Most modern presses are equipped with an automatic feeder that functions in conjunction with the movement of the press.

He was a significant collector of early printed books as well as publications of fine modern presses.

What this means in terms of the demands placed on modern press-hardening tools and their representation by simulative means, both now and in the future, is considerably different from tools for conventional metal forming.

However, according to numerous studies, migration and loosening of modern press-fit cup designs is rare (Thanner et al. 2000, Rohrl et al. 2006).