Sentence examples for that presently existing from inspiring English sources

The present work shows that presently existing analytical models for functionally graded materials are not suitable for use with conventional nanoindentation analysis methods.

That implication would hold only if it were conceded that presently existing rights alone constrain present action.

Using this technique, we found that cell proliferation assessment may be performed much faster than presently existing methods, using two separate pieces of equipment (a cell culture incubator and an interferometer).

The WIDDS also incorporates new features that improve the presently existing expert systems.

In light of the new school education reform ideas related to the introduction of wholeday schooling, it is becoming clear now that the presently existing school network cannot cope with the burden of the reduced age for compulsory pre-school education and the transition to the whole-day mode of schooling for primary school pupils (let alone the older students).

Finally, some problems on the bidding systems presently existing in China that are in urgent need of further research are proposed.

He said no one at the Bush campaign had referred to its advertising plans that way, "particularly in the presently existing context".

For instance, presentism, in its strict guise according to which we only take into account the welfare of presently existing people, implies that any very small gain for present people outweighs any loss for future people, irrespective of how big it is.

What makes it true that Plate will be square is that Plate is square according to some relevant future tensed presently existing propositions.

piRBase has assembled a larger amount of piRNA data than the presently existing databases, and is the only database that includes epigenetic data and experimentally or computationally generated piRNA target data.

Two further items that might be suspected of existing independently of any concurrently existing body or void, (1) time and (2) historical facts, are argued to be in fact existentially parasitic on the presently existing world, and thus not after all per se existents.