"present continuous" is a correct and usable form of written English.
You can use it to describe an action which is happening currently or in the near future, e.g. "I am currently writing an essay."
The glittering descriptions and use of the present continuous tense add to the immediacy.
The main change in attitude lies in the grammatical perspective, a shift in tense from future perfect to present continuous.
The 21st century will present continuous challenges to the United States, and we must realize that there is no "manifest destiny" that guarantees our status as world leader.
After heating, the coatings present continuous composition gradients with refractory compounds at the surface.
If I wrote about him in the present continuous, I could tell his story in the context of a future world that he helped shape, with lots of fast-forward and rewind, like a club DJ.
The service, which is led by a PayPal founder, Max Levchin, began as a photo-sharing site, allowing users to present continuous slideshows of photos on their computer screens.
In other words, the present continuous-time random walk is a Poissonization of discrete-time simple and symmetric random walk.
The screen presents continuous thematic shows of contemporary videos and is programmed by List staffers.
Subjects then used sequentially presented continuous scales to rate each item's 1) old/new status (recognition memory), 2) VF of presentation during encoding (contextual memory), and 3) perceived valence.
X H (t) presents continuous sample paths. .
Willie Limpinski, Koschmider's business manager, decided that the club would attract more customers if it presented continuous live music.
