Sentence examples for new timeliness from inspiring English sources

In 1985, it was a match reflective of the cold war, but today the movie has a new timeliness: it feels like a commentary on baseball's steroid debate.

A longitudinal content analysis of its flagship news program Network News from 1992 to 2006 found that although the quantity of international news hardly echoed such gear changes, the news' timeliness increased remarkably.

Now the trigger laws have connected with a movie culture whose new preoccupation with timeliness lends urgency and risk to reality-inspired dramas that in the past were usually set safely in the past.

One that tried a new formula, based on timeliness and a liberal slant, was Reader's Scope (1943 48).

In regard to timeliness, the new law also extended the valid length of time from 60 days to 1 year.

Real-time wireless sensor networks are becoming more and more important by the requirement of message delivery timeliness in emerging new applications.

This paper presents an important new approach to improving the timeliness of Total Petroleum Hydrocarbon (TPH) analysis in the soil by Gas Chromatography – Flame Ionization Detector (GC-FID) using the CCME Canada-Wide Standareferencence method.

Many significant issues were omitted such as how patient monitoring systems handle data that are inadvertently captured about other people such as facial images, voice recordings, and metadata (Rana et al. 2016), and new legal issues such as timeliness of response to monitoring data (Armontrout et al. 2016).

Nupedia's reading comprehension was intended for high-school graduates, and Bomis set its goal: "To set a new standard for breadth, depth, timeliness and lack of bias, and in the fullness of time to become the most comprehensive encyclopedia in the history of humankind".

The turbulence that led to the removal of Jean-Bertrand Aristide from Haiti's presidency gives "The Agronomist," a superb new documentary by Jonathan Demme, a melancholy timeliness.

Nowhere are these changes more apparent than at Phillips de Pury & Company, the upstart auction house that has challenged the bipartite system ruled by Sotheby's and Christie's, and in the bargain introduced a new catalog genre with all the timeliness and striking art direction of a cutting-edge magazine and the lasting appeal and lavish production values of a book.