Sentence examples for historically present from inspiring English sources

A large-scale channel-shoal morphological system has been historically present in the outer bay.

Fire is an important disturbance process historically present across the northern Great Plains.

CubeSat mission designers are able to input mission characteristics, such as form factor, mass, development cycle, and launch information, in order to determine the mission risk root causes which historically present the highest risk for their mission.

The resulting collapse of African river prawn populations in dammed rivers where they were historically present was accompanied by a gigantic epidemic of schistosomiasis in the communities living upstream along these rivers.

Griffintown, he says, "was a very historically present place.

Ours is simply to outline the options; talk you through them and the different ways of viewing the world; point out how each arose historically; present their strengths and weaknesses; and help you determine whether there are fallacies present.

Technologies have historically presented problems for copyrights, Seltzer said.

"One thing I look for in selecting artists is what the Atheneum, which has historically presented avant-garde art, can do better than anyone else," he added.

"Retailers have invested hundreds of millions of pounds in new digital services, which have historically presented challenges to the entertainment business, and these numbers suggest the public is responding in their droves".

Although developing and marketing new technologies has historically presented something of a chicken-and-egg situation, Tom Wolzien, an analyst with the investment firm Sanford C. Bernstein & Company, said new types of digital asset management systems were a long-term investment.

Accordingly, there were relatively few mentions of divisive social issues as he returned to the way he has historically presented himself: as an iconoclast willing to challenge his own party.