Once and once only in these later days has the Buddha evinced his displeasure at the modernization of his ancient shrine.

This important change is a natural consequence of the modernization of Mohammedan political life, a movement through which the expounders of a law which has endeavoured to remain stationary since the year 1000 must necessarily get into straits.

Whether this war ends in the complete defeat of Germany and German imperialism, or in a revolutionary modernization of Germany, or in a practical triumph for the Hohenzollerns, are considerations that affect the nature and scope of the League, but do not affect its essential necessity.

The modernization of political institutions, the study of these institutions until we have worked out and achieved the very best and most efficient methods whereby the whole community of mankind may work together under the direction of its chosen intelligences, is the common duty of every one who has a brain for the service.

In preparing this electronic version, it became evident that the editor had made a variety of mistakes in this modernization: some words were left in their original spelling (unusual words were a particular problem), portions of book titles were mistaken for proper names, proper names were mistaken for book titles or Latin words, etc.

5 Commercial and industrial developments Intensivation and modernization of agriculture led to strong population increases especially in the Yangtze valley from Sung time on.

Together with the development of the drama (or, rather, the opera) in the Ming epoch went an important endeavour in the modernization of music, the attempt to create a "well-tempered scale" made in 1584 by Chu Tsai-yü.

While Japan went to work at once with all her energy to emulate Western industrialization, the ruling class in China had shown a marked repugnance to any modernization; and the centre of this conservatism was the dowager empress Tz[)u]

She was a woman of strong personality, but too uneducatedin the modern senseto be able to realize that modernization was an absolute necessity for China if it was to remain an independent state.

The intellectual modernization of China goes under the name of the "Movement of May Fourth", because on May 4th, 1919, students of the National University in Peking demonstrated against the government and their pro-Japanese adherents.

Forty years ago China had enough such men to start modernization; foreign assistance would have been necessary in some fields, but only briefly.

Militarism Militia Millet Mills Min, state in Fukien Ming dynasty Ming Jui, general Min Ti, Chin ruler Ming Ti, Han ruler Wei ruler Later T'ang ruler Minorate Missionaries, Christian (see Jesuits) Mo Ti, philosopher Modernization Mohammedan rebellions (see Muslim)

Founded upon & embodying Roget's original work with numerous additions & modernizations, by C. O. Sylvester.

Principles of modern biology: a complete reconstruction and modernization of Charles R. Plunkett's Elements of modern biology.

S. L. A. Marshall (A); 12Oct72; R537700. MARSLAND, DOUGLAS. Principles of modern biology: a complete reconstruction and modernization of Charles R. Plunkett's Elements of modern biology.

Modernization of the law of international contractual agreements.

NM: modernization & abridgment.

Founded upon & embodying Roget's original work with numerous additions & modernizations, by C. O. Sylvester.

Principles of modern biology: a complete reconstruction and modernization of Charles R. Plunkett's Elements of modern biology.

S. L. A. Marshall (A); 12Oct72; R537700. MARSLAND, DOUGLAS. Principles of modern biology: a complete reconstruction and modernization of Charles R. Plunkett's Elements of modern biology.

Modernization of the law of international contractual agreements.

NM: modernization & abridgment.

Hugo has selected the first and the best part of the Chanson for modernization.

Though he left no poems belonging to the recognized forms of pastoral composition, his work constantly borders upon the kind, and evinces a genuine sympathy with rustic life which makes the ascription to him of the already quoted modernization of Sacchetti not inappropriate.

They are given as nearly as possible in their original state, the only modernizations attempted consisting in the alternations of the letters i and j, and u and v, the retention of which" (does Mr. Halliwell mean the letters or the "alternations"?) "would have answered no useful purpose, while it would have unnecessarily perplexed the modern reader.