Sentence examples for an idea of existing from inspiring English sources

Although little data exist on respiratory illness in providers, correlative data give an idea of existing patterns.

It is the introduction to the complex idea of existing in a virtual world by transporting your brain and identity into an electronic form.

Levy shrugs off the idea of existing in a vacuum, seeing New Forms, Unsound, Mutek and others as the nucleus of a burgeoning electronic culture: "You see so many different movements and cross-pollination happening within electronic music.

There is a sense that the drawn forms in particular were conceived with some idea of existing as 9/11 memorials, maybe as short-term projections.

The Justices hated riding circuit and, in 1792, petitioned the President to relieve them of the duty, writing, "We cannot reconcile ourselves to the idea of existing in exile from our families".

Humanoid robots are created with the idea of existing and interacting with human spaces.

The basic idea of existing four-dimensional (4D) animation approaches is to establish a link between a construction task and the component where the task is executed.

More and more, though, I've become comfortable with the idea of existing between fixed identities.

Each of those iterations says the same thing about the costume-wearer: I am pained by the idea of existing in the present and thus willing do anything and everything I can to return to the womb.

I used to be opposed to the idea of existing off of money made through music, but then I reached this dramatic point where I thought, if I don't do this I'll die!

Over the last four years we have been developing a notation scheme for the depiction of biological pathways that borrows many of the ideas of existing notation systems but attempts to address some of their short comings.