Sentence examples for present concentrates from inspiring English sources

Legislation at present concentrates on food safety rather than ensuring food is what it claims to be but Elliott was worried that authorities were not sufficiently alert to the potential for criminal activity demonstrated by the pan-European crisis over horsemeat.

The whole point of the exercise, she says, was to be fully present, concentrating on connecting with whoever came in to sit down opposite her, and "I never saw so much pain in my life".

The priority of the present, concentrated into an extended moment is opened up through sensibility and affectivity.

Hence we perpetuate our timely frustrations and live completely out of the present, concentrating only on past events or future endeavors.

Note that both problem (FP) and problem (P) are equivalent according to Proposition 2.1, hence for globally solving problem (FP), the algorithm to be presented concentrates on how to solve problem (P).

In addition, although it is known, that a multifaceted quality management program motivates practices to change [ 38], there is no reliable evidence from this study about the impact on clinical outcomes because the data presented concentrates on structure and process of care.

Results of the structure design and electromagnetic simulation were presented, concentrating on the spectral absorption.

The results presented concentrate on subjective data with the PGI-I but more qualitative data would have been useful.

The realisation of MaSDeM in a software tool is therefore presented concentrating on the efficient usability of the tool.

Examples of a wide range of applications of SPR are presented, concentrating on work relevant to the analysis of biomaterials.

A comparison of the two finite volume approaches is presented, concentrating upon the new features posed by the pom pom class of models in this context of non-smooth flows.