Sentence examples for present sharpened from inspiring English sources

In commenting on Heraclitus, Plato provided an early reading, followed tentatively by Aristotle, and popular down to the present (sharpened and forcefully advocated by Barnes 1982, ch. 4).

In this section, we present sharpened forms of Theorems 1-4, which are new results on their own and are proved without completeness (of the metric space), without continuity (of the underlying mapping) and without the ICU property/DCL property/MCB property (of an ordered metric space).

Corollary 3.11 corresponding to condition (i) is a result due to Imdad and Ali [11], whereas Corollary 3.11 corresponding to various conditions presents a sharpened form of Corollary  2 of Imdad and Ali [23].

That question has polarised members of the church from the 60s to the present and was sharpened when Pope Benedict XVI reintroduced the old, Latin "Tridentine" Mass in 2007.

In the present paper we sharpen the upper bound of a Grüss-type covariance inequality by incorporating a notion of quadrant dependence between random variables and also utilizing the idea of constraining the means of the random variables.

Over the last 12 months, three groups have sharpened our blurry view, presenting structures in atomic detail.

The authors claim that a good pansharpening technique should retain all the edges present in the PAN image in the sharpened image [97].

In the acknowledgments of his book "No Apology," Mr. Romney wrote that Mr. Senor sharpened his "appreciation of the dangers presented by the shift in our foreign policy".

Some improvements, which yield sharpened bounds compared with existing results, are presented.

The mood made him tense — How she sharpened conditional futuresOn strops of might-have-beens,The butchered present in sutures.

by Sharon Levy The mood made him tense — How she sharpened conditional futuresOn strops of might-have-beens,The butchered present in sutures.