The episode also contains several tracks of contemporary music.
Therefore, the observed genetic shifts may represent continued adaptation of invasive populations to local climate conditions rather than tracking of ongoing contemporary climate warming (Urbanski et al. 2012).
He's fond of tracking the etymology of contemporary words, such as "indie" or "woke".
An introduction by Joan Kee and a chronology track the development of contemporary art in Korea from the 20th century to the present day.
What Ms. Weisberg tracked down were lots of contemporary descriptions of the sisters' theatrical séances.
In other words, to describe God like this tracks for contemporary seekers in our scientific age who shy away from personifications of God because they feel too unrealistic.
Upgrading flight-tracking equipment will therefore not automatically avert future Flight 370s.Intentional deactivation appears to be the Achilles Heel of contemporary flight-tracking, and there is little to suggest that future systems can overcome it.
Last spring, the New York Times, repeating an exercise from the 1960s that chose Ralph Ellison's Invisible Man, announced that it had ventured into the interior of American letters and tracked down 'the best work' of contemporary American fiction.
A good example is this arresting track from one of the stars of contemporary British dance music, which makes extensive use of elements from Amen.
In good part because of contemporary critics like Diane Ravitch, tracking is now discredited.
