Sentence examples for nowadays meaning from inspiring English sources

Nowadays meaning postulates are mainly used to express structural properties of the models (for instance the structure of time axis), and to express relations between the meanings of words.

The politically correct word nowadays is Pŭtōnghuà – meaning the common or ordinary language.

You can find more transgressive and troublingly icky sex on the internet before breakfast than will pass before the MPAA ratings board in the next century (they're even getting to "fifth base" on The Mindy Project, meaning nowadays the most offensive thing about the butter sequence in Last Tango In Paris is the saturated fats).

So, here are some of the more common terms and phrases encountered nowadays, whose meaning has altered somewhat.

Nowadays, the meaning of the term also refers to correlated responses to selection on nontarget traits (Zohary 2004).

But they say the findings may also reflect improved screening, meaning more patients nowadays have not had diabetes for so long.

Many restaurants nowadays experiment with fusion cuisine, meaning combining two region cuisines together, such as Japanese and American.

Both are about as high-resolution as you can get nowadays, and the LCD is transflective, meaning you can turn off the backlight and read it on bright days.

Most streaming internet players nowadays come with wireless internet setup, meaning you don't have to go through the hassle of plugging cables in everywhere in order to get a signal.

Under 5 mortality dropped from 149 per 1000 live births in 1960 to exactly 7 in 2007, meaning that very few children nowadays die aged one to four.

Nowadays, diversity means business.