Therefore, although correlations tend to increase with "modernization" across time, the cross-sectional gradient is in the opposite direction.
The minister before Mr. Bansal, C.P. Joshi, was in charge of the railways ministry for just two months before the most recent reshuffle, and had started to take some steps toward modernization in that time, including the creation of this real-time map of the trains operating in India.
The plot of the "historical romance called Progress," he believed, began to fall apart at Hiroshima and unravelled still more every time modernization theory failed in practice.
After the Bolshevik Revolution, Soviet power held the promise of modernization, and, with time, many Chechens joined the Communist system as professors, doctors, and state functionaries.
I hate to argue against the passing of time, modernization and technological advance because it seems pointless.
"There is no way they can do a big modernization in the time they've allowed because the issues are very complex, and NAFTA being our most controversial agreement, you can't do that quickly," said Freund.
Western medicine was introduced to Korea during a short period of modernization at the time of Japanese colonization [ 17, 18].
The "modern" Meiji era (1868 1912), a time of rapid modernization, industrialization, and extensive contact with the West, was in stark contrast to what had come before.
This follow-up novel, written in a highly satirical tone, continues the story, but is less concerned with American influence than with the fictional Middle Eastern country's transition to a twentieth-century economy in a time of modernization.
It is a renaissance of which Mr. Garc M?uez might be skeptical, having shown some hostility to the city's modernization campaigns, like the time when the sprawling downtown market was removed from the walled city and planted a short drive away.
