Sentence examples for knowledge of the present-day from inspiring English sources

A good coverage by active-source (vertical-incidence and wide-angle reflection) and passive-source (receiver functions) seismic studies, coupled with surface data have led to a reasonable knowledge of the present-day crustal architecture of the Pyrenean-Cantabrian belt, although questions remain.

Insight into the accretion of the Earth and its subsequent differentiation can be gained through knowledge of the present-day Earth composition.

One basin experiencing this particular problem is the onshore Northwest Java Basin, where knowledge of the present-day subsurface temperature structure is virtually absent and interpretation of heat flow distribution has been mainly qualitative.

In the context of global change, the assessment of the past history and current dynamics of forest species is essential for improving our knowledge of the settlement and evolution of the present-day landscape.

The historical and artistic records, together with recent literature on genetics and biosystematics, are examined with the aim of achieving a better understanding of the present-day knowledge on the domestication of these two crops.

The legal system of the present-day Czech Republic cannot be understood without sufficient knowledge of its historical roots and evolution.

One of the present-day netbook's Achilles' heels.

The human conditions of the present-day individualization are inherently linked to the evolution of biological and social abilities of individuals to acquire, accumulate, improve, transmit knowledge and skills and intentionally apply them in mental and practical activities [15, 16].

One thing is clear to anyone with the slightest knowledge of political or economic history: the present-day assertion of "absolute shareholder sovereignty" (of which the boom in takeovers is the most spectacular manifestation) is the last hurrah of nineteenth century, basically preindustrial capitalism.

This results in the further hybridization of knowledge practices and also in the present-day marginalization of the state.

The program enriches knowledge of past and present-day nonindustrial societies by making the natural and engineering sciences part of the archaeological tool kit.