Sentence examples for nowadays understood from inspiring English sources

Tofu pieces, representing the cube in Salesforce's logo, were floating in lava lamps, objects nowadays understood in Silicon Valley to be "Googley".

"Parents nowadays understand music that their kids like, whereas parents 20 years ago would not have gotten the music".

The concentration on inhibiting growth rather than encouraging abundance means that it is in effect the antithesis of what most people would nowadays understand by gardening.

(Peirce did propose an at least fairly precise statement; but, as explained in the supplement to this entry, it does not capture what most nowadays understand by abduction).

Ribozymes have been known for about 30 years, and nowadays are understood well enough to be turned into useful tools for a number of applications in vitro and in vivo.

Placebo responses are nowadays better understood and can be connected to neurobiological function [ 36, 37].

But nowadays we understand that it was the poor who did this work for the rich".

Nowadays scientists understand these ecosystems as giant circles of change, their evolution driven by the forces of nature but also by the actions of people.

"Nowadays, people understand that the spirit of a place is an essential part of its attractiveness to visitors," says Lisa Daniels, a local artist and environmental consultant who has submitted formal objections.

Most people nowadays probably understand that in relation to, say, social networking services, if the service is "free" then the users (or, more precisely, their personal data) are the product.

Nowadays we understand cell membranes not as a simple double lipid layer but as a collection of complex and dynamic protein lipid structures and microdomains that serve as functional platforms for interacting signaling lipids and proteins.