Sentence examples for with contemporary practices from inspiring English sources

Despite his superhuman efforts, Hadwin couldn't make it pay, so he went into freelance consulting, where his increasingly pro-forest views and decreasing familiarity with contemporary practices worked against him.

The cadastral inventories are significant for the light they shed on the system of land distribution as compared with Classical Greece and especially with contemporary practices in adjacent culture areas, such as those recorded in the Hittite Law Code.

The latter is composed of a three-person team who re-define drawing, blending traditional art with contemporary practices such as graphic design, animation, and web design.

At the time, a female Native American was often used to represent America in art, and a depiction of Liberty as an Indian princess was in accord with contemporary practices.

It is this second, more squarely molecular meaning that resonates to a greater extent with contemporary practices and that we refer to as 'molecular epigenetics' to differentiate it from the original, developmentally centered and broader Waddingtonian sense (see for a distinction, Griffiths and Stotz, 2013).

But, despite the gap, together they paint a picture of a man whose art has consistently explored the intersection of traditional Javanese dance with contemporary practice, and whose energy and rigour shows no signs of slowing down.

In fact, Dick in the sixties is a bone-dry intellectual humorist, a satirist — concerned with taking contemporary practices and beliefs to their reductio ad absurdum.

In the context of PNG, this does not simply imply sensitivity towards, and an understanding of, the context and meanings associated with traditional penile practices for contemporary practices are also deeply cultural and imbued with meaning and it appears that many of the reasons for the use may be important in any future consideration of medical circumcision.

In planning Tate Gallery St Ives from 1991, I was sharply aware of how it had to combine respect for the history and tradition of modern art in Cornwall with fostering contemporary practice.

We have actually moved partway in this direction with the contemporary practice in which couples seeking to adopt are asked to reimburse the birth and delivery expenses of the natural parent.

From the stance of conservation biology, Stowe et al. (2001) suggested that if consumers are brought to "recognize and de-institutionalize toxic burial customs," it will lead them to return into historically greener practices that are sustainable and facilitate the processes of grieving and coping with loss much better than contemporary practices (p. 1818).