Sentence examples for of the modern version from inspiring English sources

Paley's teleology thus became the basis of the modern version of the teleological argument for the existence of God, also called the argument from design.

Over at Photo Booth, we have a look back at the early days of the modern version of the Olympic Games, featuring photographs from 1904 to 1936.

The half-decade before the 1860 elections witnessed the clear elevation of the modern version of baseball in the consciousness of the influential mid-Atlantic states and, to a great extent, the nation as well.

It is an ancient dish mentioned in Greek and Roman literature, although two of the main ingredients of the modern version, tomatoes and green peppers, were brought to Spain from the New World only in the 16th century.

It resembles today's sets in most respects, but two of the pieces are different, so the set is actually a precursor of the modern version of the game, whose rules mostly arose in the late 15th century.

One part of the modern version of the oath was not found in the original: "I will not be ashamed to say 'I know not,' nor will I fail to call in my colleagues when the skills of another are needed for a patient's recovery".

The flight of investors is the modern version of a bank run, in which depositors line up to withdraw their money.

The first of the modern versions was erected in Britain in the late 18th century, the beginning of the Industrial Revolution.

6 7 As a result, the applications of the modern versions of the OCT have been extended beyond the diagnostic decision-making stage to more sophisticated purposes.

Nonetheless, no viable alternative has been developed, and the atheoretical objective criteria of the modern versions of the ICD and DSM have undeniably led to a more consistently applied approach to diagnosis.

With the exception of the revamped Matadero, the modern version of Hemingway's Madrid is an old-school itinerary of bars, bullfighting arenas and restaurants.