Sentence examples for modernised ones from inspiring English sources

Using the modern seismic code, the upgrading of the viaduct performance is obtained by replacing the old bearing devices on the piers and existing viscous dampers connected abutments to the deck with new modernised ones.

This prospective cohort study was based on the Kailuan Community in Tangshan, a large modernised city on the Bohai coast.

He used British spelling ("favour," "colour," "grey," "modernised") and at one point described something as being "bloody hard".

Here we compare one traditional and two modernised cereal harvesting methods on machair, an HNV farmed landscape typical of the Scottish islands, focussing on the value of post-harvest stubbles to wintering birds.

Moving 10 miles south-west to Ealing's ground at Perivale, which has one stand, a modernised clubhouse and an artificial pitch, will enable the Broncos to have all their first team and academy training and games in one place and should generate some revenue.

And a fully modernised - and capable - one that was long brewing under the surface, waiting for the moment with geopolitical pressure shifted a subset of largely Sunni-driven interests into a powerful alignment.

Those businesses that have survived trade liberalisation and the ending of subsidies are now battle-hardened and competitive.Sweeping privatisation and a wave of investment, both foreign and local, have modernised old industries and nourished new ones.

Sitting on a massive stockpile of Soviet-era weaponry, and blessed with one of the more modernised of former Soviet economies, it has sought export markets around the world following a drastic reduction in Russian purchases.

This isn't the deepest game of its ilk that you'll ever play, but it has to be one of the widest, and the towns and cities, some rural and others modernised, are evocative of places I've been to around the Mediterranean.

The present study does not prove that the "modernised" curriculum is better than the previous one, but it emphasises that the strengths of the "new" curriculum are worthy of more exploration.

If one man dominates the country, that is because since 1970, when he overthrew his father, Qaboos bin Said al-Said has ruled the Gulf state as an absolute monarch, albeit a benevolent one who has both unified and modernised Oman.