modern的示例

• One by one the old buildings in the city have been demolished and replaced with modern tower blocks.

• Space travel is one of the marvels/wonders of modern science.

• Does she study classical ballet or modern ballet?

• The house has every modern convenience.

• The modern furniture was out of keeping with the old house.

• All good protagonists require a formidable foe, and the foe of modern portfolio theory is behavioral finance.

• This is particularly clear in the case of research protocols which have become part and parcel of modern oncology.

• Various representations thus coexisted in the early modern period, only to expand as time passed.

• If removed and rebuilt, no longer would this be our 'truthful' modern intervention into the 'authentic' existing condition.

• Some advocates of reform stressed the desirability of adding new subjects to the curriculum, including modern sciences.

• The main appeal of the correspondence to the modern reader is that it tells the story so well.

• This problem surfaced as the issue of whether the rise of modern science was a natural development of premodern philosophy.

• This means that, modern systems do not allow types to have the same instantiation right as functions.

• In the early modern period some significant themes emerge.

• Moreover, we recognise that we have tended to fasten on some subset of the evidence based on restrictively 'modern' criteria.

• The reasons for the dominance of kinase (and other enzyme) inhibitors as targets for modern cancer therapeutics are centred on the enzyme substrate-binding site.

• One of the major problems facing modern biologists is to find a plausible (or least unlikely) hypothesis that explains the origin of life.

• Both help the modern subject to discover and to appropriate its unconscious and archaic dimension.

• Taste is a complex, modern phenomenon that can be understood in a number of ways.

• Modern research into contemporary reading practices suggests a possible taxonomy of annotation practice.