modern-day znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady modern-day

• 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?