Sentence examples for the present view from inspiring English sources

By Debora Greger The New Yorker, March 12 , 1990P. 36 The schoolmaster's forgotten the present View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By Andy Borowitz By John Cassidy.

They have chronicled astronomy's journey from the turn-of-the-century debate over whether the Milky Way made up the entire cosmos to the present view that Earth's galaxy is one obscure smudge of stars and gas hurtling apart from billions of others in the wake of the Big Bang.

The present view, based on both archaeological and genetic evidence, holds that modern humans, although they first emerged in Africa some 200,000 years ago, were hemmed in by deserts and other human species like Neanderthals and did not escape to the rest of the world until some 50,000 years ago.

On the present view, exploitation is transaction specific.

On the present view, then, conceptual analysis is a mode of linguistic analysis.

The present view about IBRs is based on two platforms, the sugar platform and syngas platform, as discussed later.

They were the Present, viewing the past with intelligent appreciation.

This paper reviews the present views and methods in the field of violence risk assessment.

But, unlike the present views of relative rapid sea level rise, they believed it would take about 40,000 years.

The result is a dystopian yet stylish reflection on the present, viewed through the rose-tinted lens of visions of the future as imagined by 70s and 80s cinema.

Except for experimental sources, the present views on protein flexibility have been largely obtained, thanks to the use of molecular dynamics (MD).