Sentence examples for the current conceptions from inspiring English sources

In the current paper we present a careful analysis of the current conceptions of possible physical mechanisms responsible for the seismo-ionospheric effects formation.

He goes on to show how this can result in adverse consequences, particularly in the context of developing nations, where although the current conceptions of CSR may offer basic worker rights, they do not challenge the rights of companies to close down factories and disinvest from host countries without compensation.

We have developed a mathematical model to incorporate quantitative aspects of the system in order to both test if the current conceptions of the system can account for observed results, and to serve as a framework for further studies of this module's interaction with other pathways.

In the current conception of some permanent repositories for radioactive wastes, these are trapped, after proper conditioning, in cement matrices within special drums.

"The findings show that the current conception of long-term strengthening is very much on the right track," says Krishna Shenoy, a neuroscientist at Stanford who is also developing neural implants.

Roberts argues that the current conception of syntax must accommodate a species of head-movement, although this operation differs somewhat in technical detail and in empirical coverage from earlier understandings of it.

In the current conception of REDD+, landscapes involving swidden qualify almost automatically for replacement by other land-use systems because swiddens are perceived to be degraded and inefficient with regard to carbon sequestration.

A further complication is that the current conception of Manacus manacus is paraphyletic: populations of manacus west of the Andes are phylogenetically closer to Manacus vitellinus (Golden-collared Manakin) than they are to populations of manacus east of the Andes (Brumfield and Braun 2001, Brumfield et al. 2001).

What they showed was stunning and could change the nature of how we use and move content, perhaps changing the current conception of cloud storage and other services.

This article contributes to the existing literature on participatory EWS by looking at pathways for relevant community engagement and moves beyond existing approaches by questioning the current conception of EWS as tools for risk detection and warning issuance.

Instead of the current conception of world music -- which means anything outside the mainstream U.S. music market -- Zaccagnino sees a day when "world" will be an inclusive term, with "all different sorts of genres being melded together" by multinational collaborators.