Sentence examples for defining the current from inspiring English sources

Gen. Josef Blotz, a NATO spokesman in Kabul, said, defining the current phase for the first time.

The color change could be achieved using pre-patterning and further specified through defining the current paths.

"The Innkeeper Syndrome: Twenty Themes for Defining the Current State and Future Needs for Archiving in a Digital World," JSTOR Participant Meeting, Boston, 16 January 2005.

And they have been influential in their own right, defining the current TV landscape (for better or worse) as surely as "Mad Men" or "The Sopranos".

Furthermore, we created compendia of sulfenylated proteins in human and plants based on mass spectrometry experiments, thereby defining the current plant and human sulfenomes.

The focus of this study is on the key trend indicators that are defining the current landscape of design, and its changing role in business and society.

When so defined the current is called conventional current.

How would you define the current cultural moment?

This view of chemical reactions accurately defines the current subject.

The 2016 WHO classifications of tumors defined the current criteria for the diagnosis of pre-PMF5.

Those last two words pretty much define the current climate regarding debate about guns and violence.