Sentence examples for Overall existence from inspiring English sources
Overall, existence of a stable system core, re-wiring of regulatory cascades accompanied by shuffling of the regulators, and existence of taxon-specific periphery seem to be common features of all complex regulatory systems.
Chang and Lee (1994) simplified the overall existence ranking index (OERI) for the use of convex fuzzy numbers.
In Germany the aim of combating poverty with social benefits is not merely the assurance of physical existence, but also the maintenance of a minimum level of socio-cultural existence, which enables a decent overall existence in society [7].
This allows us to characterise identities, from the attributes present and the inferences that can be made from them (e.g., inferring a person's name from their email-address), to the overall existence of an identity across several sites.
They say good art raises your state of consciousness, so if you find yourself questioning your habits and overall existence after viewing this gallery, I'd consider it a win.
Before and after scoring a golden ticket to Cambridge Prom (evidence that Calloway is, indeed, capable of booking a venue!), I was a gleefully loyal member of the #AdventureFam, entranced by her prose and overall existence.
Thus existence does not greatly impact overall world biodiversity levels (McKinney, 2002).
Henry's overall New York existence is hardly run of the mill — after all, he's got a car, a parking space and a reportedly $14.85 million triplex, each of which puts him in a relative Manhattan minority — but his day-to-day life is gloriously typical.
Overall, the existence and definition of logistical imperatives for road freight carriers are not striking factors.
However, I think many would agree it could be a bit fairer and balanced for the smaller investor to also benefit from the overall market existence than it is today.
And: "Everyone, without any discrimination, has the right to equal pay for equal work"; the right "to form and to join trade unions"; and, overall, "an existence worthy of human dignity, and supplemented, if necessary, by other means of social protection".
