Then the series zipped to the present day modes of warfare (cringing in the reeds in a foliage-draped ghillie suit; lighting up insurgents on a gunship's impassive targeting monitor), before taking a detour to Vietnam's sweltering jungle, with its soupy rivers and heavy air.
Volvo doesn't say how fleets of 360c vehicles — presuming they were ever built — might affect trains, a present-day mode of travel that often shuttles people short distances between cities.
When I think of these moments, I'm reminded afresh of the emergence of literature as a network and a form of complex, far-flung exchange, long before the emergence of "information" and present-day modes of travel.
This mode is used to the present day on most conventional operating systems and is illustrated below.
If standardized testing is too caught up with traditional modes of judgment that make no sense to assess the present day student, then one has to hope that the high stakes testing system will innovate sometime soon.
When he cast off his cautious, lawyerly mode of argument, Lincoln rose to grand rhetorical heights, delineating an argument about democracy that, Mr. Guelzo contends, carries to the present day.
Her influence continues to the present day.
The present day is different.
