Sentence examples for terms the present from inspiring English sources

The EU would have a president for two-and-a-half-year terms (the present system rotates the presidency between member states on six-month terms) and a more powerful foreign policy chief who answers to member governments.

Speaking in purely practical terms, The Present is sort of useless.

In other terms, the present article represents a proof of concept of the ability of our theory to relate analytically the anatomical and functional connectivity.

In classically 'modern' terms, the present is defined as a time of crisis and transition, and philosophical experience (truth) is associated with the glimpse within the present, via the past, of a utopian political future that would bring history to an end.

In broader theoretical terms, the present results pose a challenge for image-based models of object recognition.

In strict health economic terms, the present analysis is a cost-utility analysis rather than a cost-effectiveness analysis due to the measure studied being utilities (QALYs).

> -wrap-foot> Number of seed terms: The presented algorithm can use any number of seed terms as an input.

We might justly term the present Mammon-driven era in contemporary art the Koons Age.

While existing models neglected either friction term or inertial term, the present model takes both of them into account.

"Until we do that, Serbia cannot come to terms with the present and the future".

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