Sentence examples for almost presents from inspiring English sources

Not everywhere has the oral literature impinged so directly on the written as in the works of Homer, which almost presents a transition from the preliterate to the literate world.

Obviously, DC-NDM almost presents the same robustness as DC-DM against weak attacks, and performs a little better facing very serious distortions (WNR <-4 dB).

If the fourth industrial revolution is able to help people focus on those things that give our lives value, robotic workers almost present as a moral imperative.

Save for the fact that he pitied himself far more than you could hope to match, Carl Kruger almost presented a sympathetic portrait of a man consumed with remorse.

You almost present it as something that happened; it happened here and it happened there, and then it happened to you.

The molecules of immune signalling pathway were almost presented, several transcripts with high expression in skin and stomach.

The taxonomic distribution of DNA transposons suggests that they are almost present in the whole eukaryotic tree of life (Feschotte and Pritham 2007).

It is clear that the C2 neurons both responded to all 10 untrained exemplars of both classes, with high firing rates to almost presented images.

The blaKPC genes are almost present on transferable plasmids and are flanked by transposable elements [ 8- 10], which allows for potential dissemination among different species.

It is like a random archaeology of the not-too-distant past, the almost-present.

High-def content queues up almost instantly verses the Xbox's near-almost present lag.