The phrase "an existence of zero" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing concepts of absence, nullity, or the state of having no value or presence.
Example: "In the realm of mathematics, the concept of an existence of zero is fundamental to understanding the nature of null sets."
Alternatives: "a state of nothingness" or "an absence of value."
It is shown that, whereas analysis of wave motions in the case of an incompressible fluid predicts an existence of two propagating waves, only one such wave exists when a fluid is sufficiently compressible.
A tide is coming in and the kingdom of books, with their white pages and endpapers, their promise of solitude and discovery, is in danger, after an existence of five hundred years, of being washed away.
To distinguish dominant markers from codominant markers, any RIL missing one pair of the parental polymorphic fragments/alleles indicated that alleles were nonallelic or simply an existence of two dominant marker loci after all pairing attempts had failed.
The results show an existence of one or two transmission peaks depending on the interfacial conditions.
Although some have called the merger overdue, it will bring to an end the existence of two highly respected orchestras that have shaped Germany's cultural landscape since their establishment in 1946.
As a result, the existence of ten geological heritage types in the Faiyum Oasis is found.
The results of the photocatalytic degradation of Methyl Orange (MO) in the presence of the synthesized photocatalysts and UV-A light irradiation showed the existence of two domains of ZnO weight ratio.
Penn Live blogger Ashley Z. said that "the anger on this record can be overwhelming at times," which could be an argument for the "existence" of "One Minute".
Figure 6a illustrates how a population of dHJs, where each individual dHJ has two nicks, can provide an evidence for the existence of four uninterrupted strands in the molecular analysis of the entire dHJ population.
