Sentences with phrase «after the turn of the century»

Nevertheless, steering wheels became the industry standard shortly after the turn of the century.
The term millennials often refers to anyone born after the turn of the century and are between the 16 and 24.
So was there a climate shift after the turn of the century involving changes in ocean and atmospheric circulation involving cloud changes?
After a downturn in violence in the early years after the turn of the century, deaths related to Mexican drug wars totaled 121,669 between 2006 and 2012, according to a recent report from the Justice in Mexico project at the University of California - San Diego's Department of Politic Science and International Relations.
Its leaders included Paul Cadmus and Philip Evergood, both born soon after the turn of the century, although some have also applied the term to René Magritte or Joan Miró.
There are others who say that he was a man of his time and place, a man who grew up in the American South just after the turn of the century.
There is no record of the visit: the Oratory did not keep a visitor's book until after the turn of the century.
It's not as if fantasy, science - fiction, or detective stories hadn't existed before 1900, but so many of the expectations and conventions that genre fans take for granted today were only created and codified after the turn of the century.
California reports the number of teaching permits issued by subject area each year, and we can see that while permits for common subject area authorizations declined and almost vanished after the turn of the century, they have ticked back up in recent years.
Not long after the turn of the century its role was clear: it was Audi's answer to the likes of the BMW M3 and AMG versions of the Mercedes C - Class, and to that end it enjoyed the memorable services of a mighty V8 motor under the bonnet.
Chrysler may be looking at a version of the Pronto to replace the Neon sometime after the turn of the century.
The pit bulls developed in the UK after the turn of the century had been bred strictly for show and pet.
The exhibition opened with works executed shortly after the turn of the century by Paul Cézanne and Pierre Bonnard; explored the immeasurable contributions of Henri Matisse and Pablo Picasso, includes drawings by the Futurists Giacomo Balla, Umberto Boccioni, and Gino Severini; and contained numerous works by artists associated with Expressionism in Germany and Austria.
Nitrate deposits in the Arctic remains high even after the turn of the century, despite environmental policies adopted by neighboring countries in the late 20th century to cut nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions.
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach After the turn of the century, I became interested in climate science.
Over several years after the turn of the century, Caro worked on a project in the newly restored choir of the church of St Jean - Baptiste in Bourbourg, in the Nord - Pas - de-Calais, which had been wrecked when a second world war RAF pilot crashed on to the roof to avoid hitting houses.
Then, soon after the turn of the century, new high - octane DNA sequencing methods made it possible to sequence thousands or even millions of genes almost instantly.
In New York, just after the turn of the century, a small circle of photographic visionaries revolved around the magnetic figure of Alfred Stieglitz (1864 - 1946), whose influence as artist, patron and gallerist galvanised this tight - knit community.
Super Smash Bros brings the nostalgia for everyone from Generation X (they would have been in their late teens / early twenties upon the releases of Duck Hunt, Metroid, and the original Super Smash Bros) to Millennials and keeps up to date with those born after the turn of the century.
After the turn of the century, the area south of the creek was divided into small lots, which sold for $ 100 each.
Mr. Castellani's career unfolded largely in Europe, but after the turn of the century, with growing interest in avant - gardes around the globe, he had solo shows in New York in 2009, 2011 and 2016.
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