Sentence examples for terms of the present from inspiring English sources

Both Lipman and Panfilov interpret the current campaign, more in terms of the present than the past.

It is unusual to hear such talk from major-league ballplayers, who tend to think in terms of the present — a game, an at-bat, a pitch at a time.

Psychological studies have shown that people tend to reconstruct the past in terms of the present -- they often exaggerate the degree of earlier misfortune if they are feeling bad, or minimize old troubles if they are feeling good.

The creditors concede that this could be agreed in the future, but that first Greece has to meet the terms of the present rescue package which expires in 11 days.

The purpose of this presentation is to revisit Takeuchi's account of the knowledge production in his 1960 lecture on "Asia as Method" in terms of the present, identifying what has changed and unchanged over the past 50 years.

The results are discussed in terms of the present stage of understanding of nanoscale multilayer effects on the tribological properties of protective coatings.

In terms of diagnostics, the present state of research in synthetic biology is "chaordic" (blending characteristics of chaos and order).

In terms of age, the present results are parallel with other studies where younger age predicted greater diabetes knowledge [ 17, 60].

The steady state potentials observed for the studied samples were correlated in terms of the phases present in the alloys surface.

Screening uptake was measured retrospectively, while micro actions were framed in terms of the hypothetical present.

The long-term goal of the present project is to produce 2-butanol in Saccharomyces cerevisiae.