The phrase
"contemporary application" refers to using something in a current or modern way. It means applying an idea, concept, or technology in a way that is relevant and up-to-date with the current times.
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The exhibition is part of a program promoting
contemporary applications of traditional intaglio printmaking and handmade papermaking in the region known as the cradle of modern papermaking.
Wolston's work explores cultures of materiality in the age of globalization by adapting traditional material practices — such as brick - making and sand - casting — to
unusual contemporary applications.
Contemporary applications of Big Data extend beyond marketing and advertising to core social and cultural functions, including the study of intellectual preferences and the delivery of higher education.
Stubborn visionaries are guided by their epiphanies even when they have
no contemporary application, or frame of reference.
Of course a strict constructionist, such as the excessively modest Justice Antonin (Nino) Scalia, might insist that the reference is limited to Nino Visconti of Pisa, a thirteenth - century judge in Gallura, Sardinia, but those of us with a more subtle appreciation of the «living Dante» will recognize
its contemporary application.
It is
a contemporary application of the historic formulation of the role of ordained church leaders as priestly, pastoral, and prophetic.
The most I have allowed myself by way of
contemporary application is to comment at various points on which of our current attitudes and policies seem compatible with the biblical view under consideration, and which do not.
HLC remains committed to providing dynamic learning experiences where the ancient Maoli technologies contribute to
contemporary applications and inspire the future.
Research: Foeniculum vulgare Mill: A Review of Its Botany, Phytochemistry, Pharmacology,
Contemporary Application, and Toxicology
The rich cultural heritage and evocative language of pattern cutting has stimulated a broad range of
contemporary applications.
The chapters illustrate the effectiveness of this seemingly simple psychotherapeutic tool in
its contemporary applications.