Sentence examples for using a more modern from inspiring English sources
The technology was made possible by the authority's Automatic Train Supervision, which allows train dispatchers and managers to control train movement on the numbered lines using a more modern computer system.
By using a more modern approach to online communication, which takes its inspiration from popular "social media" consumer apps, such as WhatsApp or Twitter, the startup is banking on students to stay engaged and stick around for the long haul.
The company completely redesigned the service, according to CEO David Politis, going from a monolithic application to one built using a more modern architecture based on containers and microservices.
In 2012, 2.5 million people were kept out of poverty by UI benefits, including 446,000 children, using a more modern Census Bureau poverty measure.
Notably, the Telegraph IV® nail (FH Orthopedics, Heimsbrunn, France) [ 5, 6] was designed to improve biomechanical stability of the construct, using a more modern system with four proximal locked in the nail screws.
One thing to consider is using a more modern type of product to assist in transferring, such as standing wheelchairs.
Another downtown building, 141 Fifth Avenue (141FifthAvenue.com) uses a more modern jazz piece by Wayne Shorter.
He also said that China used a more modern design than those of Japan's stricken reactors.
A technology like reverse osmosis uses a more modern approach: water is forced at high pressure through a series of tightly wrapped membranes so that the water molecules, which are smaller than impurities and salt, pass through.
On Wednesday, a 5-3 majofitheof the court used a more modern standard to evaluate Moore.
Caplock rifles have a side-mounted firing pin similar to the flintlock rifle, and operates and loads in much the same way, but uses a more modern pre-loaded firing cap to fire the rifle.
