Sentence examples for modern presence from inspiring English sources

Korea's modern presence in this region dates from the 1860's, when Korean emigration controls weakened and Korean farmers started moving into Russian lands.

In naming his sculptures after geographic areas -- Oceania, Europe, Asia -- Mr. Marín projects a universal formality to the works, while the mixture of materials, and the elegant surfaces in each piece, give them a sort of ancient but modern presence.

A surge of young Viennese architects are instigating a debate over how best to create a modern presence without obscuring the masklike facades and enigmatic surfaces of the city's atmospheric past.

This is her first album in seven years and, despite the modern presence of Macy Gray on the bubbling Bombay Sapphires, nothing much has changed in Nicks's hermetic world.

The modern presence of the Navajo-Churro breed is a result of this heritage.

The book is written in "an omniscient modern presence occasionally given to wisecracks, with extensive use of the continuous present".

Viewers know that Lucy was a psychiatrist working on the Rock in the 1960s, where she first met a younger Hauser, as well as knowing all about Hauser's New Alcatraz and the modern-day presence of Dr. Beauregard.

In a decade when the high street has come out strongly in favour of thrift and convenience, betting shops have clung on as an unlikely modern super-presence.

The Asian elephant models based on modern pseudo-presence data were affected the most by annual precipitation, which had a positive association with suitability, while models based on historical pseudo-presence data were affected the most by precipitation of the wettest quarter, which had a also had a positive association with suitability (Table 5).

For example, the cheetah and lion models based on modern pseudo-presence data were affected the most by isothermality, where suitability was highest at intermediate values, while the cheetah and lion models based on historical pseudo-presence data were affected the most by annual mean temperature, which had a positive association with suitability (Table 4).

Projections in North America from modern pseudo-presence training points generally indicated low climatic suitability for the Asian elephant and lion in the Great Plains, while the cheetah projections had some areas above the MTSS threshold in Texas and New Mexico (Figures 1A, 1C, 2A and 2C).