Sentence examples for present productive from inspiring English sources
From 1975, when he recorded Gnu High with Keith Jarrett as his pianist for Germany's ECM label, to his present productive relationship with CamJazz in Italy, Kenny Wheeler blossomed.
In contrast, cooperation in the development of new ideas related to ESD works very well in Gelsenkirchen, as seen in Fig. 3. Figure 3 presents productive relationships in Gelsenkirchen.
We observed that bullfrog froglets receiving food in a vibrating feeder tray present better productive performance (weight gain, feed conversion and specific growth rate) than animals fed ration and housefly larvae in a linear feeder.
How can she be expected to be present and productive at work when her mind is at home?
Employers have reported a significant drop in turnover rates, higher employee satisfaction, and more productivity from HeartMath trained workers and a considerable increase in the company bottom line due to lower health care costs, less absenteeism, and greater presenteeism (being present and productive on the job).
Travel can disrupt such circles of representation; indeed, the rationale behind student-tourism presents a productive moral imperative to do so.
We now make an informed argument that our dataset presents a productive balance between the independence of individual variables, and the representation of potential interactions between different physiological properties of tectal cells.
From then on, this is 90 minutes that constantly plays on how the past might talk to the present in a productive, thrilling and daringly imaginative act of cultural vandalism.
England may find that dealing with the actual present is more productive than focusing on imagined tomorrows.
With opportunities and obligations pulling from all sides, working artists have the difficult task of staying present, authentic, and productive at the same time.
Under low stress, communities with more functional groups present were more productive and showed evidence of strong facilitative interactions.
