Sentence examples for modern study of from inspiring English sources
Welcome to the modern study of habit.
His studies of how chess experts think began the modern study of expertise.
Viewed thus, the 19th century is the formative period for the modern study of religion.
Modern study of the veld has centred on its economic, ecological, and archaeological assets.
The completeness of Ebla's texts, which at points duplicate fragmentary texts from Sumer, greatly enhances the modern study of Sumerian.
Gestalt psychology, school of psychology founded in the 20th century that provided the foundation for the modern study of perception.
The modern study of kinship can be traced back to mid-19th-century interests in comparative legal institutions and philology.
Based on modern studies of offenders, the main deterrent that actually works is the perceived chance of getting caught.
The first important modern studies of the American presidency, for example, implicitly endorsed a Great Man approach.
Francis Galton is the pioneer of modern studies of heredity -- even more than his cousin Charles Darwin -- so why have today's geneticists developed a collective amnesia about him?
In "The Word" Mr. Taylor goes far deeper than lecturing about religious or social hypocrisy: it's one of the most remarkable modern studies of the psychopathology of religion.
