Sentences with phrase «modern variant»

In the 21st century, modern variants of Art Deco, called Neo Art Deco, have appeared in some American cities, inspired by the classic Art Deco buildings of the 1920s and 1930s.

The GranitePhone was announced way back in 2015, and the SIKURPhone is basically a more modern variant on it, this handset is also focused on security, very much so.

«The idea is that people with more modern variants tend to have greater resistance to these chronic illnesses of old age and should be overrepresented in the age 90 - plus population,» Moyzis says.

Also looks completely different, wire frames and all - black sets with lycra suits replaced by sleeker modern variants.

Now the 3310 is making a nostalgic return in the form of a more modern variant, thanks to Nokia - branded phone maker HMD.

Individuals and groups can do this, even in the name of their Christian faith, without identifying their activity with the church as such, and without insisting that the church endorse this activity with some modern variant of the formula «Thus saith the Lord.»

The alienation of the thinker from society is an ancient and a universal theme; perhaps its modern variant is the alienation of thought from society.

How the modern variant on Aristotle's theory of phronesis originated and why it offers a partial and unhelpful account of teaching expertise

Side - view are the same except for the alloy wheel design, different designs available between the Sport & Modern variants (curious thing, Kia used the wheels of the Modern for the SXL US - market model, but not with the same front bumper as the Modern, while the SX US - market model used the same alloy wheels like the K5 Sport, and the Turbo logo on the side).

A modern variant called ulama is still played by some indigenous communities in Mexico and Belize.

So I took up 3 modern variants of the JRPG — one «pure,» one tactical, one action — all from venerable series I had never played.

A priest at the Ann Arbor temple, Haju Sunim (aka Linda Murray), explained that Dumpster diving is actually a modern variant of an ancient tradition by which Buddhist «patched - robe monks» and nuns reclaimed clothing, sometimes from corpses, and would repair garments repeatedly to extend their life as much as possible.

Maryland is one of the few American states that adheres to the ancient rule of contributory negligence, as opposed to the modern variants of that rule.

Unlike the brick - like sturdiness of the old 3310, the modern variant is a little smaller, thinner, and lighter all round.