This paper quantitatively measures technological change in U.S. jet fighter aircraft from 1944 to the present day using the hedonic pricing approach.
Keywords such as "academic BIM education", "BIM curriculum", and "BIM course" were used to select publications ranging from 2010 to the present day using different search engines (e.g., Google Scholar, Scopus), resulting in the collection of 70 academic BIM education publications.
This study contributes to this discussion by presenting an estimation of habitable land area in the New World at the LGM when sea level was 120 m lower than present day using a previously published method for mapping ancient coastlines and calculating land areas in Google Earth.
For a generation of younger black voices, Black History Month in 2016 feels like what the cultural critic Margo Jefferson wrote in her essay "Eccentricity" about the present day use of the word Negro.
The word "entitle" appears in the first sentence of the Declaration of Independence (just as another dread word, "welfare," appears in the first sentence of the Constitution), but the present-day uses of its derivatives are, to put it mildly, problematic.
To those who ask what material like this is doing in an opera house, I can only reply that this story allowed me to write both opera and folk music at the same time, to invent work songs for modern jobs like dry cleaning, and to find present-day uses for beautiful operatic forms, such as the aubade, or dawn song – which Hassan sings while tending his kebab van.
Several of the original 32 of these waterwheels are in present-day use.
The present-day use of metals is the culmination of a long path of development extending over approximately 6,500 years.
Furthermore, the significance of present-day use of digital close-range photogrammetry in the acquisition of data and preparation of measured drawing projects for historical buildings is emphasized.
As part of the analysis, the origin of the term and concept "semasiology" is traced, from its first mention in Reisig's lectures and its subsequent spread to its gradual substitution, as a cover term for the theory of meaning, by Bréal's term "semantique", and finally to its established present-day use.
