Sentence examples for in step with the current from inspiring English sources

When they're called for, Fette Sau deploys glacier-size ice cubes, in step with the current preferences of the brown-spirit snob, and supplies eyedroppers of water to drinkers who want to temper the fire in their glass.

The feminist appeal of The Witch is in step with the current New Age-y zeitgeist, at least symbolically.

23 While a trend towards increasing warfarin prescribing practice in recent years has been demonstrated in our study, the results show that current prescribing practice is not in step with the current evidence base, and that anticoagulation therapy is particularly under-used in elderly patients.

In a television receiver, for example, resonance occurs when the frequency of one of the incoming signals reaching the circuit is near the natural frequency of the circuit, which then responds by absorbing maximum energy from the signal as the current within the circuit surges back and forth in step with the very weak current in the antenna.

Last night's Costume Institute Gala afforded the biggest names in fashion, film and music the opportunity to dress in step with the theme of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's current fashion exhibit.

Pearl knows his Dickens, undoubtedly better than many of his readers do, and his focus on the author's dark late period is in perfect step with the current vogue in ­Dickens-related material, from Dan Simmons's recent novel "Drood" (where the opium dens are also front and center) to the BBC's brilliant production of "Little Dorrit".

The opponents are worried that Mr. Hagel will not be sufficiently in lock step with the current Israeli government and cannot be counted on to go to war against Iran over its nuclear program if it comes to that.

Mr. Hagel's opponents fret that he will not be sufficiently in lock step with the current Israeli government and cannot be counted on to go to war over Iran's nuclear program if it comes to that.

The plans in the 5YFV are in step with most current thinking within the political parties, the health service and the wider health community.

The m th boosting model is updated in Step 5 with the current W m, and estimates.

Thus, we see in this one setting, aspects of the conventional epidemiological transition, but equally important key aspects of the revision to that transition more in step with current thinking regarding the GBD.