Sentence examples for of contemporary development from inspiring English sources
Second, I wanted to look at countries that shared the same colonial power as part of a growing effort among African scholars to dismantle the myth that colonial heritage is the main driver of contemporary development strategies in Africa.
This latter failure of the development project exposes the contradiction between the promise and the reality of contemporary development strategies, and has led to disillusionment with industrial and other forms of waged work.
These episodes, characterized by the conjunction of new scales and typologies of contemporary development, state of the art infrastructure, and both persistent and emergent patterns of urban life, occur all over Beijing and indeed all over China, but one that is obvious, unavoidable and dramatic is the area around the main subway station serving the Tsinghua campus: Wudaokou.
The phenomenon led Bauer to question essentially all the axioms of contemporary development theory.
"Fighting for Rights combines historical research and sociological insight with a full command of contemporary developments.
He was aware of contemporary developments in art, at least in reproduction, and he knew a modern painter could use color extravagantly.
The degree to which his flute improvements were completely innovative or represent refinements of contemporary developments is a matter of controversy.
The panelists situated the wide-ranging work of the Paul Tsai China Center in the dynamic context of contemporary developments in Chinese law and the U.S.-China bilateral relationship.
Our purpose is to inform the Cornell Community of contemporary developments in outer space, whether it be through scientific advancements or the changing dynamics in international relations.
The author begins by describing recent discoveries in quantum physics such as nonseparability, and explicating the significance of contemporary developments such as decoherence.
Puccini's conception of diatonic melody is rooted in the tradition of 19th-century Italian opera, but his harmonic and orchestral style indicate that he was also aware of contemporary developments, notably the work of the Impressionists and of Stravinsky.
