Sentence examples for use of a modern from inspiring English sources

"In the past, energy access has been described as household connection to grid electricity and the use of a modern fuel.

In "Electra, My Love," Jancsó made use of a modern play set in ancient Greece to make his charges against unjust authority and, in particular, against the casual murder of citizens high and low by rulers he considered usurpers.

Marybeth Ihle, a spokeswoman for the Mayor's Office of Media and Entertainment, said the move "was done to make use of a modern, single, centralized location that was close to public transportation".

Open access to the shelves and the facility to borrow books mean that much of the use of a modern library is at the free choice of the reader; scholars and scientists continue to emphasize the value of browsing among the shelves of a well-arranged library.

The Accutron II collection makes use of a modern quartz movement exclusive to Bulova known as the Precisionist.

The code may readily be written in American National Standards Institute (ANSI C), which by use of a modern optimizing compiler, results in a very small memory overhead.

The next year a match between Daniel Harrwitz and Johann Löwenthal used a limit of 20 minutes per move.The first use of a modern-style time limit was in an 1861 match between Adolph Anderssen and Ignác Kolisch.

It was an innovative use of a very modern phenomenon, crowdfunding via the internet, to protect something very old.

The use of DP5690, a modern variety, exhibits stronger growth characteristics than TM-1 in many climates and permits for additional analysis with the previously characterized Ligon Lintless-2 (Li 2 ), which is also in the DP5690 background [ 25].

We can now see it as foreshadowing the French new wave, both stylistically and in the use of an improvised modern jazz score.

Using Poisson regression, the relative risks (adjusted and unadjusted) of using a modern method of contraception are presented in Table 1.