ตัวอย่าง renaissance

• I hope for a new renaissance of collaborations between composers and artists from other media, utilising the potentials of electronic sound.

• The chronological scope extends from late antiquity to die early renaissance, and beyond that to the present day in die case of chant.

• The strategy actually preferred depends on the participants' attitudes toward the prospects of a fresh start and the chances of the old paradigm's renaissance.

• But speeding on the roads and circling in the skies has given the modern man the opportunity to see more than his renaissance predecessor.

• However, if outside actors are even partially to blame for the problems, their actions will potentially contribute to, or hinder, the renaissance.

• Until a minor renaissance in 1996, organized labor had lost both political influence and ardor for national health insurance.

• Given our recent advances in technology, it seems that we stand at the threshold of a great renaissance in the understanding of this relationship.

• Immigrants have also been at the centre of an incipient urban cultural renaissance.

• If so, they promise new insights into the range of the totalitarianism paradigm, which has experienced a remarkable renaissance since 1989.

• It no longer possesses the function of a leading science as it did during the renaissance.

• This modern renaissance is a consequence of pantomime companies' innovations - re-inventing their product, promoting it to specific target audiences, and attracting sponsorship.

• The notion of an endophenotype was initially devised in relation to schizophrenia in 1972,35 and has experienced a renaissance in the past decade.

• This renaissance intellectual and activist has interesting ideas that he cares deeply about and expresses well.

• It was constructed in high renaissance style, with classical niches and shell-motifs on the interior, and strapwork panels and cartouches outside.

• It was a renaissance of playwrights in those days.