Yet, within a research group, several postgraduates with differing mentoring approaches and abilities are present day-to-day, making these differences more concrete and visible to protégés.
I got dizzy trying to remember if the scene I was reading was present day or not.
Then I dream I'm back there but it's present day.
In all cases the upstream solar wind conditions were assumed to be present day nominal values.
To be present day by tedious by agonizing by boring by heartbreaking by astonishing day.
In a chase toward heaven, some of the elixir was spilled onto what are present-day Allahabad, Hardwar, Ujjian and Nashik -- marking them as special places.
Three are present-day people from Peru and Bolivia, whereas another sample comes from an individual from the ancient Wari Empire, which flourished from 600 to 1000 C.E. and predated the Inca in Peru.
In California, the majority of us are present-day pilgrims, having journeyed to the Golden State from other states or countries, in search of a better life.
"These are present-day individuals, but we're trying to capture the world as it was before the massive transcontinental migration that's happened over the last 500 years," Kasia Bryc, a population geneticist for the company, explained.
This is true of both the natural environment and the human livelihoods built around it, which means that the human impacts of climate change are present-day reality, not reserved for a distant future.
Unlike Vegas, however, Ibiza's party scene has a very grassroots history; the island's clubs and bars are present-day vestiges of the hippie culture that came to the island in the 70s, with their trance parties on the beach and in the mountains.
