Sentence examples for present-day framework from inspiring English sources

This, too, is part of the film's exemplary present-day framework, both dramatic and ideological.

Small sub-catchments developed on clays are affected by sharp- and/or rounded-edged badlands (i.e. calanchi and biancane), representing denudation "hot spots" in the present-day morphoclimatic framework.

It was one of those drilling platforms that blew and spewed oil unchecked for nearly twelve days in early 1969, causing outrage and inspiring a regulatory framework for our present-day environmental movement.

It created a legal framework for the present-day national parks, and specified relative ease of access: "The distribution of selected areas should as far as practicable be such that at least one of them is quickly accessible from each of the main centres of population".

In the framework of the present-day globalised economy, not just internationally traded end products are important from the job creation and development point of view but also performance of companies participating in creation of these products.

10 Notably though, Fox and Swazey admitted that the 'limited participation' of anthropologists and sociologists was 'caused as much by the prevailing intellectual orientations and weltanschauug of present-day social science as by the framework of bioethics'.

It recognizes the theory of evolution as a unifying concept in science and states that viewing present-day organisms as products of evolution provides the most productive framework for investigating and understanding their structure and function.

Using high level coordination primitives allows enhanced expressiveness of component-based frameworks to cope with the inherent complexity of present-day systems designs.

Evolution is occurring among present-day insects.

Present-day Skyros is a resort.

Present-day Egypt, however, is largely urban.