Sentence examples for present mainstream from inspiring English sources

At present, mainstream programs written for PCs (such as word-processor software), and specialist programs written for supercomputers with thousands of processors (such as climate-modelling or protein-folding software), are written using entirely different tools, languages and techniques.

Since association of DD with a single gene is inconclusive, the present mainstream research paradigm may be unlikely to lead to a full understanding of it.

July 22 2014 July 24 201414 Now under the creative stewardship of the superb pianist Bill Charlap, this venerable series remains a bastion of elegantly presented mainstream jazz.

Robyn's hustle — successful so far — has been in presenting mainstream dance-music ideas as something hipper and more outré: in essence she's underselling.

The view of Satan in Judaism conforms to the notion of free will present in mainstream Jewish thought.

I use quotes around the description because the idea of socially engaged art is out of favor with the New York art industry at present; the mainstream mini-revival during the recent presidential election was just a fashion flash.

At present, the mainstream research of text feature extraction aims in the feature selection algorithm and text representation model.

Another approach tries to mitigate the differences between Philolaus and Aristotle and suggests that Aristotle's emphasis on number was derived from Pythagorean numerology that was independent of Philolaus but that was combined with material from Philolaus as a result of Aristotle's decision to present one mainstream Pythagorean system (Primavesi 2012).

A method involving headspace solid-phase microextraction (HS-SPME) and comprehensive two-dimensional gas chromatography (GC × GC) coupled to time-of-flight mass spectrometry (TOFMS) was developed and applied to evaluate profiles of volatile compounds present in mainstream tobacco smoke particulate matter trapped on glass fiber filters.

Political views once considered extreme or taboo are now firmly present in mainstream political discourse.

In the United Kingdom at present, the mainstream approach towards representative standing is broad and liberal.