Sentence examples for for a present day from inspiring English sources

And we even created our own similes/comparisons for a present day situation.

For instance, the orientation of a present-day marine bacterium's magnetosome could not now mean oxygen-free water unless ancestral bacteria were selected because they had magnetosomes that coordinated them with oxygen-free water.

FOOTSTEPS Articles in this series will periodically use the essays or memoirs of a notable author as the inspiration for a present-day journey.

It is another name for a present-day colonial order that is weighted against the non-European, and seldom owns up to regret.

The coring tool employed had dimensions and required power levels that were comparable to a sample extraction system designed for a present-day spacecraft lander.

And lest you worry that the game's been redone and gussied up for a present-day audience, it has NOT.

Just compare a syllabus for a present-day plant physiology course to one from 10 years ago.

Conversations with retailers have suggested that £2000 for a present-day de-tagging device would not be uncommon, and stores will often have multiple de-tagging devices.

Land parallels Bean's quest with a hunt for a similar present day serial killer and the back and forth keep the pages turning at a brisk pace.

Carmera has an interesting business model, and one that's likely attractive to investors looking for startups with a present-day revenue stream.

Two hypotheses for eukaryotic origins are tested: a) present-day eukaryotes derive from a symbiosis between an archaeon and a bacterium.