Sentence examples for nowadays known from inspiring English sources

The Rotterdam harbour area situated in the northern part of the Delta area includes the former Europoort harbour, and is nowadays known as Rijnmond.

This chapter traces down the roots of the first man-made objects which resemble what are nowadays known as tensegrity structures.

The police keep records of the crimes reported to them and, since 1982, a survey of 35,000 households, nowadays known as the Crime Survey for England and Wales (CSEW), records the public's experience of crime.

The one that is considered the standard model in the area of logic of belief change was proposed by Alchourrón, Gärdenfors and Makinson in 1985 and is, nowadays, known as the AGM model.

Several readers have sent me their own favourite lists of what are nowadays known as station-stops, and since one of the lines starts from Nuneaton, here it is.

Around A.D. 100, another Jew, not a Christian, recorded his own visions, nowadays known as 4 Ezra, also stoking the fires of anti-Roman hatred and prophesying Rome's destruction.

Aspiring trophy wives worth their baubles nowadays know that that number should be multiplied by a thousand.

Meanwhile, founders nowadays know it's good for business to be funny.

The arguments stated above contribute to our opinion that LAVH nowadays knows fewer indications compared to the era of its introduction.

Anyone familiar with the aggressively nationalist posturing of Russian state-controlled media nowadays knows the danger of this.

Beyond that, it adds insight into the age-old question, "What is art?" Oscar Wilde once said, "People nowadays know the price of everything and the value of nothing".