Sentence examples for broad existing from inspiring English sources

Direct numerical simulation based on the model of first principles as well as approaches like immersed boundary or fictitious boundary/domain are well investigated for fluid-structure problems, but their applicability is practically limited to laminar flows and a small number of suspended solids due to the required high computational demands (from the broad existing literature see, e.g., [20 26]).

But TED took the threat seriously enough that Anderson's letter warns against "the fusion of science and spirituality," and most disappointing of all, it tags as a sign of good science that "it does not fly in the face of the broad existing body of scientific knowledge".

This demonstrates the broad existing context into which the PERCH study must be placed.

In most other states, driver fatigue can be prosecuted under broader, existing laws for reckless or negligent behavior, legal experts said.

This study confirms that effective implementation of case management is dependent on not only having the right people, with the necessary skills and support, but the right context, which enables successful integration into the broader existing care system.

5 & 6) A summary of all themes was written and the themes were defined and refined, including merging or renaming themes to ensure accurate representation of the data, alongside the broader existing literature (see Fig.  1).

He also sharply criticized the affidavit's list of various categories of items to be seized, and its repeated use of the phrase "includes but is not limited to," as impermissibly broad under existing federal court precedents requiring that such an affidavit in support of a warrant must be formally "incorporated" into the warrant itself.

MBSR was originally developed to support patients suffering from chronic pain [ 17], but is currently offered to a broad public, existing of patients as well as healthy individuals.

The new treaties will be much more sophisticated and broader than existing accords with the European Union, in force since 2005, which charge a withholding tax on interest income on savings.

While microfluidic cell separation has reached a point of relative maturity, major challenges and significant barriers to the broad adoption of existing techniques continue to exist.

But given the deteriorating economic climate, there is a fairly broad consensus that existing provisions will not cover potential losses.