1 the period of time that is happening now or in this period of time -- dzisiaj, obecnie, w dzisiejszych czasach
In today's world that will no longer do.
Indeed, musicians have always been travellers: from troubadours to today's rock stars, musicians travel the world.
Because today's payroll contributions fund today's benefits, additional money would be needed to fund the transition to private accounts. 149.
Even if, inevitably, the lack of perfection of today's output speech technology may adversely affect users' evaluation of the system, there is one advantage.
Furthermore, we suggest that today's language may have evolved from a prelinguistic protospeech including prosodic contours, a competence that is shared with nonhuman primates.
However, whilst it defines a number of concepts relevant to today's healthcare practice, there still appears to be a lack of definition of clinical governance.
What complicates the matter further is that future generations do not take part in the decisions, whereas they may be affected by today's policy choices.
Since television coverage is of today's events, no lag structure is introduced for its interaction terms.
