Sentence examples for present encounter from inspiring English sources

Not so the present encounter.

Second, a new reward generation algorithm that constructs promises of rewards in future interactions as a means of permitting agents to reach better agreements, in a shorter time, in the present encounter.

However, we do need to grasp how the tale applies to our present encounter with radical Islamic terrorism.

It is unknown if the topic of suicide had been discussed in previous encounters and how such discussion influenced the present encounter.

And a recent study indicates that physicians can improve empathic interactions with patients by focusing consciously, with curiosity, and with openness on the present encounter [ 58].

Like your last story in the magazine, "Save a Horse Ride a Cowgirl," "For the Best" is about an older man who lives alone and feels somewhat bewildered both by his musings on the past and by his present encounters.

Contrary to the familiar narrative of a whore degrading herself with a series of seedy customers, "Concussion," which opens Friday, presents encounters that are as tender and poignant as they are erotic — from an overweight virgin who brings out Abby's maternal side, to a fellow P.T.A. mom whose private unrest summons a torrent of mutual passion.

Influenced by explorer and naturalist illustrations, fantastical bestiaries, and classic Audubon Society wildlife artwork, Robot Life Survey is something of a science fiction, with an imaginary illustrator presenting encounters with three classes of robots Big Dog, Nano UAVs, and a Kilobot Swarm.

After infection or inflammation, this maturation process enables DCs to migrate to the lymph nodes and presents encountered antigens to naïve T cells.

Alas, Bertie was not available for the operations described in Biggles' Big Adventures, the four-novel anthology giving rise to the present hermeneutic encounter.

Even when he meets his ultimate collector, Karl-Ludwig Leonhardt, a reclusive former executive at Bertelsmann, the German publishing company, he presents the encounter not as a triumph but as yet another snub.