Sentence examples for as currently made from inspiring English sources

Thus, from the perspective of fatigue design, this study has shown that Friction Stir Welding is able to produce structures with the same performance as currently made from wrought materials.

It may be that movies, at least as they are currently made and consumed, can't bridge the gulf between the theater of war and the arena of politics.

As implemented, IWN data is currently made available using WaterML 2 and SOS 2.0 through either 52 N or Kisters servers with the SOS 2.0 Hydrology Profile enabled, so data services are compliant with the requirements in the Best Practice document for the OGC SOS 2.0 hydrology profile for SOS 2.0 implementations serving OGC WaterML 2.0 [7].

"The time frame required" was identified as a major barrier that currently made it difficult to use STI POCTs.

DME, sold as a substitute for LPG, is currently made from natural gas but can only take on a large role if made from crop residues or coal.

What do you think of our little town, Bristol -- isn't it great?' " But Mayberry was never this culturally diverse: Bristol is both a sailing town and a college town (Roger Williams University is at the southeast tip), and it is home to old-school Yankees as well as Portuguese-Americans, who currently make up 37percentt of the town's population.

As ODA currently makes up more than two-thirds of external finance for the least-developed countries (LDCs), donor countries have long been keen to use ODA as a lever to generate private investment and domestic tax revenues.

The goal would mean adding a net of four women faculty members a year, as women currently make up a mere 31 of Caltech's 284 faculty members.

Long-term the Chinese market could have contributed to Google's profits by as much as 5%, though it currently makes up around 1% of its $6.5 billion in annual earnings.

Counterfeit goods currently make up as much as 30percentt of all international trade, a problem that casts a dark shadow over global commerce, not just trading with China.

Consumer spending currently makes up as little as 35% of China's total economy, a long way short of the 70% in other more developed economies.