| 词汇 | example_english_modern-day |
| 释义 | Examples of modern-dayThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. The parallels with modern-day poor societies are remarkable. The paucity of the modern-day insular herpetofaunas is reflected in the fossil reptile diversity of the solution cavity fills found on the same islands. We have investigated a modern-day equivalent of this type of choice: selecting companies for investment. The computational complexity of physically based algorithms is becoming affordable with modern-day technology, even for realtime applications. How does he select a starting point that permits objectivity in relation to modern-day attitudes and concerns, indispensable to the writing of history? This evidence is important for an informed evaluation of modern-day connectionism and for the authors' own proposals. But a modern-day gnostic might pose a new dilemma in this way. What are the modern-day roles of conservatoires, universities, and community organisations in music learning? It is this that guarantees human freedom, just as for many modern-day compatibilists. Designed by the firm 2 4, it is in itself a consciously sensuous object, like a modern-day book of hours. The city is an efficient provider of information and social and physical access, and as such it is a necessary part of modern-day life. Because modern-day false images of children are cloaked in the armor of "science," they are harder to combat. Why is there this modern-day preference for the -ic form? Even with a modern-day education, most people are convinced that consciousness cannot be explained by molecules and neurons alone. Unemployment is just one of the evils of modern-day life. One of the defining features of modern-day generative grammar is the absence of constructions. Ironically, modern-day investments in older, low-fidelity recordings are structured around a similar loss. Close analysis of the band's recordings show that they had greater variety within their repertoire and performance style than many modern-day writers are prepared to acknowledge. This even applies to modern-day society. This latter point resonates a theme that was to become prevalent in the discourse over modern-day pollution cases, and anchors the incident's place in environmental history. Most modern-day evangelicals are little more likely to affirm such doctrines as a limited atonement, and neither group is entirely comfortable with how he preached the terrors that awaited sinners. His solution, it would appear, is quite elegant and very much in accord with the way in which a modern-day physicist or mathematician might solve the problem. All one can hope for is that a sensible extrapolation from a modern-day observation may explain some events in the past, and unlock the mystery of certain phenomena. The idea that they should be separate for ceremonial purposes no doubt appeals to traditionalists but cannot have any reality in modern-day local government. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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