Sentence examples for shared in the present from inspiring English sources

In experimental work on norm-compliance (Bicchieri and Xiao 2009, Bicchieri and Chavez 2010), it appears that individuals' actions tend to be at odds with what are understood as shared norms only when (a) other people are not expected to follow the norm, and/or (b) the normative beliefs are not perceived to be collectively shared in the present situation.

It was this still active element that Watsuji sought to uncover, and to express in such a way as to allow others to share in the present infused with the past in the consciousness of their own lives, rather than in some unconscious and only partially developed way.

Images shared in the stream are presented in a large view and flow into the Google Plus stream seamlessly.

On the other hand, some gene clusters shared in the Bryopsidales are not present in any of the four analyzed Ulvophyceae and Trebouxiophyceae species.

When it comes to how it affects me to have my work presented and shared in the midst of the rest of the work in the group, I'd say if anything, it creates an unspoken reinforcement of our status as "amateurs" (meant in the most positive sense that we are making what we make because we love it).

The latter general expansion of the 'relational space' had increased the inter-sector trust, and seemed to have stimulated the individual actors to act toward shared goals in the present study.

The lower sensitivity for infection in our material compared to several previous studies may partly be explained by the high share in the present study of bacteria of low virulence, generating little inflammatory response.

The contrast between 1939 and 1946 is indeed fantastic, and it is too much to expect that either historians in the future or Germans in the present will share in the current United Nations convention of not seeing it.Nor should the Western world console itself that the Russians alone stand condemned at the bar of the Allies' own justice.

The lack of evidence for shared environmental effect in the present study suggests only that its influence is less powerful than the dominant genetic influences, not that shared environmental effect would be non-existent for burnout.

This opinion was not shared by panelists in the present study.

The lack of a significant shared environment effect in the present South Korean study of prosocial behaviour is similar to results from other studies of psychological tests investigated using South Korean twins (Hur 2006, 2007).