The phrase "experience present" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the current or ongoing experience of the present moment or present time. Example: "Through meditation, I have learned to be fully present and experience present moment awareness."
Past experience, present politics and future trends all suggest that conservatives should be aiming for the nearly perfect in the current negotiation, rather than the merely good.
Mechanisms and processes outside student experience present particular challenges.
Superhot's lowered pace and its valuing of mind over video game experience present, I would like to think, a bridge into shooters.
Takahashi proceeded to explain why the role-playing game elements that were present in Mario Tennis were excluded from Power Tennis, stating that he felt they were more suitable for the "deep single-player experience" present in portable consoles.
Maintenance of clonal and genotypic diversity can be a 'general insurance' for resilience as communities experience present and future stressors (Reusch et al., 2005; Bergmann et al., 2010).
When asked, however, patients, in their attempts to explain what they experience, present their wishes and ideas in a narrative form [ 30, 42].
For example, if your presentation was where you fell down, you can try and get some experience presenting to your team once you're in your role.
TRENTON WAR MEMORIAL "The Mozart Experience," presented by the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra in collaboration with the Magic Circle Mime Company.
It is useful to have experience presenting and motivating a team, no matter what the size, says Spinks.
9 P.M. (13, 49) THE PRESIDENTS "American Experience" presents biographies of seven 20th-century men who helped define the modern presidency.
The Catholicism of a figure like Benedict, with his faith in the legibility of earthly and spiritual experience, presents a salve for this condition.
