Sentence examples for progression of modern from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the question arises if such static distance approaches can meet technical developments and if they are capable to take the technical progression of modern, large-scaled wind power plants into account.

We used a mixed method approach to study the progression of modern retail in Thailand on these three axes and consumer preferences for food retailing.

Not many 19-year-olds who have just established themselves in the Liverpool first team, taking in a Champions League final along the way, would come up with such an inclusive image, though families are key to the seamless progression of this most modern of football careers.

There is a clear progression of more advanced mathematics.

Along with contemporaries elsewhere in England like Pink Floyd, the Nice, King Crimson and Yes, Soft Machine (it also called itself the Soft Machine from time to time) helped introduce the darting, dissonant chord progressions and improvisational daring of modern jazz to listeners of electric rock.

Although short-term activation of this system had been well suited to counteract such catastrophes of early man, excessive chronic activation of the RAAS plays a fundamental role in the development and progression of cardiovascular disease in modern man.

Realizing that the attempt to harmonize the Mormon dogma of eternal progression with modern cosmology is problematic, Kirk Hagen says: "For Mormonism, a compelling reason to consider a multiverse cosmology is to attempt a reconciliation of modern cosmological ideas and the central tenet of Mormon doctrine" (Hagen 2006, 28).

The development of modern brachiopods includes a progression from all-organic to mineral-organic composite shells, which may be a clue to their evolutionary development.

However, despite a rich fossil record and well-studied feeding morphology, molecular investigations of the evolutionary progression among modern flamingos have been limited.

The modern slavery and organised crime minister, Karen Bradley, said the cases were unlikely to show the full picture of modern slavery, and welcomed the progression of the modern slavery bill through parliament.

Influencers and Innovation: Watch as Bill Booth, inventor of modern day skydiving, discusses the progression of his inventions and patents which have helped make skydiving 30 times safer than it was in the '60s.