Sentence examples for relative to present from inspiring English sources

The focus of ethical rights and responsibilities in architecture is typically taken as relative to present or past.

Tree-cover densities during the last glacial maximum were low relative to present, and have increased since.

Persons who speak languages with s-FTR see the future as distant and grammatically separable from the present; hence, future outcomes are strongly discounted relative to present outcomes.

Image differencing, statistical change detection techniques (transition probability matrix), change dynamics analysis was also operated to evaluate the statistics of past change relative to present.

In all RCPs, atmospheric CO2 concentrations are higher in 2100 relative to present day as a result of a further increase of cumulative emissions of CO2 to the atmosphere during the 21st century.

Sometimes this is because we underestimate how pleasurable future pleasures will be (relative to present pleasures) or overestimate how painful present pains are (relative to future pains); and sometimes this is because we just make simple mistakes of fact, thinking, for example, that bloodletting will ease the pain of gout.

Concentrations of atmospheric oxygen seem to have begun to rise during the interval, increasing to 1 percent relative to present-day concentrations sometime between 900 million and 800 million years ago.

Interestingly, previous paleomagnetic data for this formation reported by Hayashida (1986) appear to indicate a paleomagnetic direction that is deflected only slightly eastward relative to present-day north.

We assess roughness using a two-parameter approach and also assess the directionality of roughness relative to present-day ice flow.

Most future emissions scenarios project a growth or stabilization of anthropogenic mercury releases relative to present-day levels.

Meanwhile, Rawashdeh and Mahmud [7] considered speed and relative direction to present a novel speed-overlapped clustering algorithm for highways.