In an effort to stand out among more than 4,000 post-secondary institutions in America, schools have invested in everything from new dormitories and modernized IT infrastructure to college apps and on-campus food.
"P.& G. has always tested everything to death before bringing something new to market, or trying a new commercial or anything, and he has just cut through that bureaucracy and really invigorated the company and modernized it, and you have to applaud that".
In preparing "Of Plymouth Plantation," Morison crafted an edition that would be, as he put it, "modern (not modernized)." It would not do, Morison knew, to try to update William Bradford.
Wanting it to stand or fall on its merits as English poetry, he reordered and invented scenes, created occasional new characters and modernized language and imagery: his text includes references to Shakespeare, Venetian blinds and World War II.
He's the first scientist in our modernized world to have made a genuine medical discovery, patent it, take it through clinical trials, and get it approved without the help of PhRMA [the body which represents major pharmaceutical companies].
It takes over as the flagship Ricoh 360 camera, adding some much-appreciated modernized touches to one of the oldest and best-loved lines of consumer 360 cameras around.
To be sure, at least when it comes to how they talk about the problem, the feds have adopted a modernized approach to addiction a sign of progress in the national dialogue, if nothing else.
While the play is fairly faithful to the action of the novella -- some of Tolstoy's language is simplified and modernized -- it lacks its haunting passion and depth.
In terms of public address pollution, it sure is a lot louder than in 1976 when, after a two-year renovation, the Stadium was hailed as a modernized monument to itself.
She was the only modernized battlecruiser to survive the war.
