Sentence examples for the contemporary developments from inspiring English sources

This dynamic environmental evolution needs to be integrated within any discussion of the contemporary developments in the social sphere, which culminated in the emergence of the Ancient Egyptian State c.5050 cal BP.

As a matter of fact, it would be of historical interest to examine the parallels between socio-critical approaches and approaches that are oriented to emancipatory "shaping of the future" in futures research in the 1970s in German-speaking regions on the one hand [2, p 8] and the contemporary developments of action research in German-speaking regions on the other.

It is antagonism toward the "contemporary developments" of "feminist egalitarianism," etc., that has moved the men of Danvers to make a statement.

A recent review by Pandurangan (2013) summarises the contemporary developments in this field.

The contemporary development of post-discharge support advocates a health and social partnership approach.

This City Profile summarizes the historical development of Nanjing from the Wu Kingdom in the Three Kingdoms Period to 1978, as well as the contemporary development in the last three decades.

The contemporary development of effective antituberculous medications, imaging modalities, anesthesia, operative techniques and spinal instrumentation resulted in quantum improvements in the diagnosis, management and outcome of spinal tuberculosis.

However, the contemporary development of the lengthening methods has been subjected to the objective realities such as expenditures of the hospitals and incompliance of patients to wear an external fixator for a long time.

To illustrate the magnitude of the changes, we contrast our findings with the contemporary development in Southern Finland, where land use remained stable and forests were intensively utilized for timber production.

In contrast, he thought that on the whole the contemporary development of quantum theory went in the right direction, especially in Werner Heisenberg's version of it, which discarded classical concepts where they did not apply (e.g., space-time orbits for electrons), and crafted new concepts with clear operational meaning in new domains of phenomena.

This paper aims to explore the contemporary development of LHW policy in South Africa and to explain if and how gender was considered in this process.