Sentence examples for reconciling current from inspiring English sources

Figure 5 Reconciling current geometry with a requested geometry.

We attempt to reconcile current understanding of the earthquake energy balance with recent estimates of fracture energy from seismological investigations and surface energy from geological observations.

Finally, the dissociated correlations are consistent with a visual lexical processing model having both occipital and parietal components, potentially reconciling a current controversy over the cerebral localization of language.

While we wish Pastor Naked all the best in his effort at reconciling his current and past lives, we still need a couple days to reconcile our brains with our Wha?! Sign up for the best of VICE, delivered to your inbox daily.

In our conversations, he took pains to try to reconcile his current and past positions on war powers by pointing to Libya as a particularly complicated case.

When she won the emotionally charged competition as a Yale senior, memorial design had long been considered a dead letter, impossible to reconcile with current notions of human conflict and suffering, to say nothing of accommodating the aesthetic principles of contemporary art.

As with radio, recorded music and the VCR before it, the Internet represents just another technological shift that we have yet to fully reconcile with current regulation, which means a reappraisal of DMCA legislation and the concept of 'fair use'.

This result is not easily reconciled with current thinking about competition along stress gradients [11].

However, our results from Tg20 mice are more difficult to reconcile with current knowledge of PrPc physiology.

Can these views be reconciled with current, "ROS-centric" model for lifespan limitation by p66 [ 23]?

A simple explanation for the complex phyletic distribution of XPO5 CHS is difficult to reconcile with current eukaryotic phylogenies.