Sentence examples for with present action from inspiring English sources

Would she" Sometimes he uses present tense to deal with present action and past tense to deal with past action, but other times he does not.

What I believe is most impressive in both instances, is how well this backstory is juxtaposed with present action.

Executive Functions -- processes to connect experience with present action Following up consulting (Coaches Making Halftime Adjustments), Apply accountability partners (Cheerleaders for continuing application).

Despite their desultory appearance, these passages are purposeful -- each amplifies the song/chapter of its title by providing additional exposition and background, with snatches of the present action that don't occur at all in the songs as they are sung.

Making amends can be difficult, and recognizing that can assist me with my present actions.

Chapters of present action alternate with chapters that trace John Henry's aftermath through 130 years of the nation's life.

This relates to the dynamic developmental theory of Sagvolden et al., which concentrates on the registration of reinforcement and related motivational consequences, in particular, a mesolimbic impairment of the "efficiency with which the contingency between present action and future rewards is signalled".

The whole point of a crowded grid, according to Otsmane-Elhaou, is to present action but present it with a solid structure.

These findings were demonstrated in a recently reported whole heart model of arrhythmogenesis that presents with action potential prolongation, EADs, triggered beats and VT, and which fully recapitulates the human clinical phenotype (Killeen et al. 2007).

To illustrate our notation and lay grounds for subsequent formalism involving conformational dynamics of the enzyme, we begin with presenting a classical mass-action framework used to obtain rate-law for an arbitrary reaction scheme.

Staging the opera in a Baroque courtyard, the director Claus Guth and the designer Christian Schmidt have a heaven-sent opportunity, should they so choose, to present the action with a noble simplicity that conforms to the composer's.