Sentence examples similar to present day attributes from inspiring English sources
Below are two recipes that take advantage of Plymouth's present-day attributes, one for the chilly days of early spring, the other for the balmier times ahead.
Ramon Llull in 1299 and Nicolas Cusanus in 1433 proposed mechanisms for electing and ranking that continue to be championed to the present day, though they are attributed, respectively, to the Marquis de Condorcet (1789), and the Chevalier de Borda (1770).
How does this valence attribute change over time from 1950 to the present day?
His first three features were all set in specific places and times; "Damsels in Distress," though it is obliquely set in the present day (there's a reference to most communication being electronic), the technical and cultural attributes of contemporary life aren't on view.
From its modest beginning in 1816-the woreliabilityity was first coined by Samuel T. Coleridge-reliability grew into an omnipresent attribute with qualitative and quantitative connotations that pervades every aspect of our present day technologically intensive world.
It prompts a question relevant to him and to all contemporary artists, from writers to directors to choreographers: if the present day is atomised, paranoid, infantile, obsessive, can a work of art capture this without taking on these attributes itself?
Present day ozonisers reach efficiencies from 4to8percentcent.
Her influence continues to the present day.
