The present-day use of metals is the culmination of a long path of development extending over approximately 6,500 years.
Furthermore, the significance of present-day use of digital close-range photogrammetry in the acquisition of data and preparation of measured drawing projects for historical buildings is emphasized.
While other recent designations recognized the present-day use of monument areas by tribes and their members, Bears Ears National Monument was the first to specifically protect both historic and prehistoric cultural resources and the ongoing cultural value of the area to present-day tribes.
The word "entitle" appears in the first sentence of the Declaration of Independence (just as another dread word, "welfare," appears in the first sentence of the Constitution), but the present-day uses of its derivatives are, to put it mildly, problematic.
Several of the original 32 of these waterwheels are in present-day use.
In fact, doxorubicin is one of the most valuable anticancer drug in present day clinical use, being an integral part of the treatment of malignancies such as carcinoma of the breast, head and neck, thyroid and soft tissue sarcomas and leukaemias (DeVita et al, 2001).
Previous attempts to map preindustrial anthropogenic land use and land cover change addressed only the recent past, or relied on simplistic extrapolations of present day land use patterns to past conditions.
Also unanticipated was the persistence of resistant viruses to the present day, despite minimal use of adamantanes (9).
The groundbreaking alpha particle scattering experiment by Ernest Rutherford in 1911 was the prototype of all present day probing of the atom using particle accelerators.
The paleointensity estimates from oceanic gabbros are converted to a virtual axial dipole moment (VADM) using the present day latitude of the drilling Sites (24°N for the Leg 153 samples and 30°N for the Exp. 304/305 samples).
