Sentence examples for historical present day from inspiring English sources

In a GCM the changing atmospheric conditions (historical, present day, or possible future) are expressed as changes of radiative forcing.

We test this hypothesis using historical and present day habitat maps and current plant biodiversity data collected in the forest-steppe zone of Europe.

How has your opinion changed, if at all, after reading and discussing historical and present day opinions about the case and the town of Philadelphia, Mississippi?

allowed student to participate as tourists and scholars actively engaging with historical and present day China.

The other artists in the exhibition address the black barbershop as a historical and present day space of black power.

Drawn from real-life experiences, the stories illustrate different aspects of Native American hardships, historical and present day.

Regardless of its audience's religious convictions, it forces us to question historical and present day morality in an unconventional format.

It is a clear contemplative illustration of America, rooting the souls of black and white folks in a kind of historical and present day blend.

We present a new approach for linking historical landscapes to present day habitat suitability models; permitting inferences on how prior land use/land cover states have influenced the current distribution of species and their habitats.

Chapter 5 is unable to evaluate pastoralists as historical agents of present day heterogeneity in the landscape, despite their known role in creating key hotspots in related and neighbouring systems.

All of these groups face persistent social and health inequities that have "both historical roots and present day causes" (Cole et al).