Sentence examples for the current natural from inspiring English sources

With the current natural gas glut, the American price is less than 20 percent of the price of oil.

I think there is a bright future for alternative energy, and we should invest heavily in its development, but as the current natural gas boom shows, there is not a straight line from abundance to scarcity.

The pipeline, which could supply as much as 7percentt of the current natural gas use of the United States, would extend from the North Slope, over the Brooks Range and into Alberta, Canada, where it would connect with pipelines that deliver gas to Canada and the United States.

Eight of the stands were located south of the current natural limit of the species.

Our study provides important information on the current natural history of DMD.

We combined the outputs in a GIS project using different shapes, including the current natural reserve network.

He has analyzed the available historical data on ocean currents and compared them with calculations predicting the currents' natural variability--or how they change direction, speed, and temperature periodically--without climate-change-induced influences.

Herbert et al. ([1996]) developed a preliminary stand productivity and economic model for planted kauri, based on two 60-year old stands growing outside the species current natural range in the Taranaki region (Figure 1).

Reference [55] presented a protection scheme based on the fault current natural characteristics and its first and second order derivatives.

Because taxonomic classifications in GenBank may not always reflect the most current natural groupings of organisms, users may manually define hierarchies based on current knowledge of phylogeny and the purpose of their research.

By combining estimates of eroded material, the extent of the bleached sandstone, and current natural gas production in the area, the team calculates that the ancient reservoir was probably big enough to boost global temperatures when released into the atmosphere.