Sentence examples similar to gives present day from inspiring English sources
Genetic structural data suggest that historical geological and climatic events have shaped the actual range of this species in the south-eastern Pacific, creating biogeographical limits, i.e., the north-central stock and the southern stock, that moderate to restricted dispersers cannot cross given present day coastal oceanographic processes.
It also gives present-day viewers an intriguing insight into gaming culture in the pre-internet days, when kids roamed arcades in packs and racked up huge bills by phoning the Nintendo hotline for tips on beating the end-of-level boss.
Luna bills its "Jacques Brel" as "reconceived for the new millennium," which turns out to mean that a few songs have been given present-day reference points that Brel, who died in 1978, could never have envisioned.
Formally, we are given present-day networks for species.
These methods provide the means to reconstruct the past evolutionary history of biological entities given present-day molecular data, such as DNA.
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Giftboard make it possible to give presents every day not only on holidays.
I heard you give presents for each day of Chanukah".
I'll not be a performer, of course, but a trainer, trying to give young present-day acrobats some faint idea of what a refined act can be.
Nicolls renamed both the province and its chief city New York in honour of his patron, the duke, and he also gave the present-day city of Albany its name.
