Sentence examples for modern-day application from inspiring English sources
The science of modeling is a modern-day application of a practice that has been around for nearly 200 years: polling.
Specific examples of its modern-day applications include detecting spent nuclear waste and cargo scanning for homeland security.
The application of holography to particle-size analysis (e.g., to determine the size distribution of dust and liquid droplets) was really the first of the modern-day applications.
Every private school likes to think it has a niche, and Abraham Lincoln's is this: it was founded nine years ago to find practical, modern-day applications for the ideas of its namesake and other great thinkers.
The great range of modern-day applications of mathematics to real-world problems has grown out of centuries of such inquiry by men and women who pursued the mysteries that arise in mathematics and studied them for their aesthetic beauty.
This conclusion has obvious modern-day applications, as China's leadership is currently emphasizing both reform and a new focus on China's navy.
Contrary to the title of this book, the problem with the American legal system is not the lawyers themselves, it seems, but rather our modern day application of the laws.
This review presents an overview of 1 → 2 branched dendrimers and dendrons, created by a divergent procedure, from their synthesis to modern day applications.
Some say that the word "cult" or "sect" is a pejorative label used to discriminate against "new religious movements". However, it seems disingenuous to ignore the historical significance and modern day applications of the word cult or sect.
The goal of this course is to provide an insight into the fundamentals of nanotechnology in biological and biomedical research by providing an overview of current topics in Nanoscience and Engineering and their modern day applications in biotechnology.
The problem is related to something called long polling, and that's something that affects your usage of a lot of AJAX web apps in Safari (apps that use HTML, CSS and JavaScript, as many modern-day web applications now do).
