Sentence examples for present burning from inspiring English sources

At the present burning pace of technological change, ignoring something new and popular until it withers and dies can be the most forward-looking move of all.

On Aug. 22 the Criterion will present Burning Spear, a Grammy-winning recording artist who's been producing hard-driving, straight-ahead reggae since 1969, when Bob Marley suggested he knock on the door of Jamaica's Studio One.

Patients presenting burning sensation on the chest not typical for gastric reflux or anxiety with referral to the chest region are also eligible.

With 4,000 troops he routed the Iroquois and their loyalist supporters at Newtown, New York (near present Elmira), burning their villages and destroying their crops.

For comparison between model and experiment, this article presents the burning behaviour of MDF under cone calorimeter with different experimental conditions.

Peripheral neuropathy related to CD is a symmetrical sensorimotor axonal neuropathy and usually presents with burning, tingling, and numbness in hands and feet, with distal sensory loss [ 142].

Neuropathic pain or chronic persistent pain often presents as burning, lancinating pain caused by injury or chronic changes to peripheral or central nerves (McQuay 2002) and has been found to be difficult to treat with conventional analgesics (Foley 2003).

The present predictions of burning velocities are compared with reported experimental data of Stone et al. [Combust. Flame. 114 (1998) 546], Hill and Huang [Combust. Sci. Technol. 60 (1980) 7] and Rallis and Garforth [Combust. Flame 31 (1978) 53].

We also present our real "burning" train test, which took place during the commissioning phase of the project and was a unique opportunity to test the system's response to "a train on fire" entering the tunnel complex.

In the present study, laminar burning velocity of lean hydrogen + air flames and its temperature dependence were for the first time studied in stretch-free flat flames on a heat flux burner.

Protestants had been persecuted in Catholic France right from the start, but despite the ever-present threat of burning or hanging, the new faith attracted skilled workers in the cities, artisans such as goldsmiths and printers.