Sentence examples for while in the current from inspiring English sources

If the frame utilization in previous adaptation cycle is above while in the current cycle it is not (i.e., and ), the indicator is set to "1" (see Figures 3 and 4(b)).

As a result, in normal operation, the impedance of the FCL is much less, while in the current limiting mode, the impedance is higher than the impedance of the network.

Another way to look at it is to note that when leasing was instituted by the fleets in 1980, the prices quoted in the union contract varied between $46 and $58.50 a shift, while in the current agreement they are between $53 and $71.

While in the current global political climate it may seem that potential agents of bioterrorism, like anthrax and smallpox, are the major threats to public health, experts agree that naturally occurring pathogens are a more credible and significant source of any future epidemics.

This seemingly negligible change has a big impact on the analysis and applicability of the models, as this assumption means that the noise term in [26] becomes asymptotically zero, while in the current work, the noise term is non-negligible.

It could be attributed to the different nature of the surface used and to enhancement technique being applied while the surface is still wet, while in the current study various techniques were used after the surfaces being dried.

"There's always stuff standing empty for a while, but in the current economic climate it's much more accentuated," says East Street's Ken Stratford.

It's meant to provoke, to pique, all the while indulging in the current fashionable sense of decline and stagnation.

And while Russia in the current geopolitical context is looking like a relatively secure supplier of energy, a large pipeline to China from Russia, completed this winter, so far supplies only 3 percent of China's crude oil.

While not in the current iPhone build, Spreecast plans to build capabilities that would allow iPhone users to also broadcast from their own mobile phones.

The government's previous smallpox vaccination program, which ended in 1972, was directed primarily at children, while participants in the current program -- mostly public-health workers and doctors and nurses -- are more likely to be middle-aged.