In reflecting on the African diaspora and present day experiences "being born from above" is in all our experiences that we had eschatological hope to affirm as our ancestors that "Trouble don't last always".
But few imaginative writers have dealt with the present-day experience of global warming in a direct and concentrated way.
The test in practice is not how they were intended by their creators, but how they function in present-day experience.
All the composers — the others being Bruce Broughton, Michael Giacchino, Don Davis and Alexandre Desplat (the only one not present Tuesday) — are experienced in writing under all kinds of circumstances.
Several cosmological observations clearly indicate that the present day universe is experiencing a phase of accelerated expansion [1, 2, 3, 4].
Thus, a number of predominantly smaller studies have been performed among women with high exposure to organochlorine contaminants, but risk of fetal loss related to present day exposure levels experienced by European and Arctic populations has not been described.
From the first large-scale video game competition in the 1970s to the present day, e-sports have experienced a trajectory similar to offline sports.
Communities living in the grasslands of present day Inner Mongolia have experienced dramatic social, economic and ecological changes over the past millennium.
Participants emphasized the importance of understanding how historical events link with an individual's and community's present day health status and healthcare experience.
They connected their experiences in healthcare in the past to experiences in the present day as an interdependency linked to their performance.
With ever-increasing anthropogenic pressure on natural systems, it is vital to understand how the ecosystems we depend upon have been conditioned by evolutionary processes in historical environments which may have been very different from those they experience in the present day, and how any such conditioning may shape these systems' responses to new pressures.
