Sentence examples for sense of current from inspiring English sources

A sense of current forays in the field can be gleaned from the richly illustrated essays on the whole spectrum of Iranian visual culture assembled in "Persian Painting".

While California's figures give some sense of current consumption, potential future energy savings could be even more significant, Mr. Griffiths-Sattenspiel said.

Next is the first of the retailers to give a sense of current trading and will compound fears that the Games will fail to drag the UK out of recession.

Much of that decline came from the fall in oil prices, so the core consumer price index, which excludes food and energy, gives a better sense of current inflation.

The Flats and other scenes of arid beauty have come and gone in car commercials over the years, depending on the producers' sense of current consumer tastes, not to mention what the competition is doing.

The book supposedly cuts through a lot of political jargon and often uses pop-cultural references to make sense of current affairs in a way that attempts to attract new readers, both young and old.

First, it is considered as an operator in the sense of currents.

They do not necessarily give rise to ideas (in the sense of currents in the ventricles) and are not brought about by motions of the pineal gland.

We prove, under a very weak hypothesis of regularity on the support (Supp μ) ofμ, that this measure is characterized by its boundary values (in the weak sense of currents) of the current [T]∧ϕ, whereTis an analytic subset of dimension 1 of Cn\Supp μandϕis a holomorphic (1, 0 -form onT.

Therefore, terbium doping as a chromophore for luminescence sensing of current thermal barrier coatings is investigated.

In this paper, we use the data obtained in a noise interferometry experiment [17] in the Straits of Florida to investigate the feasibility of passive remote sensing of currents in the ocean.