Sentence examples for more contemporary concept from inspiring English sources

However, a more contemporary concept of training should also include theoretical components as well as the opportunity for the simulated practice of supervised procedures using suitable technology before proceeding on to real patients.

This concept refers back to Goffman's early notion of the fear of becoming personally 'discredited' based on a stigmatising condition and the associated negative consequences [ 1], but draws upon the more contemporary concept of discrimination (unfair treatment).

As a retrospective appraisal, representative compounds were profiled using the more contemporary concepts of Ligand Efficiency and Property Forecast Indices; which gave clear indications of the value of these principles.

For something more contemporary, The Apartment is a concept space (currently curated by Ilse Crawford) that is part shop, part gallery showcase of beautifully made Danish furniture and homewares.

But the concept also has roots in more contemporary Japanese and American culture and the film's Murakami watched as a teenager.

As a director – in charge of the general design and concept – Khitruk developed a freer, less lush, more economical and more contemporary art style than the naturalistic graphic look and sentimentality of Disney.

Opel, General Motors' German division, has struggled with a stodgy, workaday image – and years of losses – but the slinky Monza concept should help push perception of the company towards the more contemporary end of the spectrum.

More contemporary concerns focus primarily on how to make a painting, how to use materials, methods, concepts, or traditions to create a work that may not even be called a painting.

It's a prime example of how Lovecraft's original ideas and concepts are all the more fascinating when placed in the hands of storytellers with a more contemporary narrative approach.

Could anything be more contemporary?

More contemporary spy stories soon please.