For example, successful orders could be defined as those with the most present-day species, or as those that have persisted to the present day regardless of group size.
" The man who had wrecking balls for fists reckoned that most present day pugilists lack passion.
The progenitor of most present-day mortars is the Stokes mortar, designed in January 1915 by British weapons designer F.W.C. (later Sir Wilfred) Stokes and used in World War I.
Hambletonian, in full Hambletonian 10, also called Rysdyk's Hambletonian, (foaled 1849), American harness racehorse (Standardbred) that was the ancestor of most present-day harness racers.
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However, this would have been primarily before the evolution of angiosperms (flowering plants, the group to which most present-day plants, including those of deserts, belong).
The energy efficiency of most present-day photovoltaic cells is only about 15 to 20 percent, and since the intensity of solar radiation is low to begin with, huge and costly assemblies of such cells are required to produce even moderate amounts of power.
That for most present-day audiences, the wealthy 19th-century household in which the first act is set was itself a fantasy, greatly reducing the potential impact of the dreamland.
Most present-day finders are built into the camera and are compact lens systems.
Most present-day residents of California are scarcely aware of the aboriginal inhabitants of our state.
Such employment is absent from most present-day urban development.
