These are no longer future risks, but rather present-day concerns.
Until a reasonably high level of both temporal and spatial refinement of catalytically relevant motions can be achieved, efforts at first principle design of highly active protein catalysts is likely to remain a future goal rather than a present day accomplishment.
But on to present day stuff.
That is not to say, of course, that its motif an exhortation to abandon the ephemeralities of this world—has not retained its homiletic function in Arabic poetry to the present day, but rather that the theme of humankind's mortality is now subsumed within poems with a variety of purposes.
"It's really rather too near the present day for us to be really getting our teeth into this one.
"NY Expats/Henry Miller Says" melds a spoken word diatribe from the iconic American writer as captured by writer/director Tom Schiller which resonates rather profoundly in the present day.
The British TV series Sherlock is also a major reboot because it starts from scratch, with Sherlock Holmes starting his career in the present day rather than modern times.
But that's a present day problem.
Not that they selected the iPhone over Android, mind you, but rather that they've finally joined the present day.
In present day Judaism, rather, the biblical regulations regarding cultic purity are observed primarily in the case of menstrual uncleanness, which governs when sexual intercourse may take place, and the cleanness of hands, which always are ritually washed prior to meals.
The Pleistocene covering approximately the past 1.5 2.5 million years was characterized by dramatic shifts from conditions rather similar to those of the present day (Otto-Bliesner et al. 2006) to much colder conditions (Dansgaard et al. 1993).
