topically

topical | American Dictionary

topical
adjective
us/ˈtɑp·ɪ·kəl/
relating to matters of importance at the present time:
It was an interesting discussion of topical issues in medicine.

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topical
Each issue contains substantial articles, shorter topical pieces, news, correspondence and reviews.
Further, we consider a special class of sup-norm non-expansive maps, namely topical r functions.
The authors analysed the resulting conversational exchanges with regard to indices of conversational negotiations, coded on a functional level and a topical level.
It is a mixture of commentary, topical essays (on angels and space, the elements, light, the sky, planets, spheres, heaven and earth) and source book.
In seeking to render the context recognisable we wanted to avoid being either glib or topical.
This guidance does not relate to topical agents that combine corticosteroids with other active agents.
We believe that the range of country and topical coverage is too great to allow for such manipulation.
Each chapter can pretty much stand on its own and would be easily extracted for topical reading in a graduate seminar.
These provide an interesting and topical backdrop to the book.
However, positive points include extensive references, some excellent and informative illustrations and topical poster abstracts.
The first three articles in this topical issue offer different perspectives on the role of medicine, science, medical borders, and immigration.
Each issue contains substantial, authoritative and influential articles, shorter topical pieces, and reviews of a wide range of books.
I can explain a viewpoint on a topical issue giving the advantages and disadvantages of various options.
The journal consists of three main sections, each devoted to a particular topical aspect of ageing, plus a number of smaller editorials, articles and letters.
More specifically, this prehistoric archaeology proved twice topical to its promoters and practitioners.
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