Sentence examples for but not extant from inspiring English sources

There are three commentaries on the Samkhya-karika: that by Raja, much referred to but not extant; that by Gaudapada (7th century), on which there is a subcommentary Chandrika by Narayanatirtha; and the Tattva-kaumudi by Vachaspati (9th century).

The fetal skeleton is positioned for head-first delivery, which typifies land mammals but not extant whales, evidence that birth took place on land.

The letters are not extant, but nevertheless it behooves me to quote from one that I may perhaps have perused.

The original code is not extant, but its content has been largely preserved in the Yōrō code (718).

The plaster bust Seffner made several years before he dated the marble '1900' is not extant, but a photograph, possibly the 'large shot, which the excellent photographer [Nicola] Perscheid took in about 1897', suggests that the plaster model was different from the marble and perhaps even schematic (Fig. 6B).

Baker referred to Lewis's "designs for the coins", which may mean that he submitted sketches for the quarter eagle as well, but if so, they are not extant and were not acted upon by the Fine Arts Commission.

Other probable Kannada writers, whose works are not extant now but titles of which are known from independent references are Syamakundacharya (650), who is said to have authored the Prabhrita, and Srivaradhadeva (also called Tumubuluracharya, 650 or earlier), the possible author of the Chudamani ("Crest Jewel"), a lengthy commentary on logic.

The fossils that sample the arthropod stem group thus demonstrate that "typical" arthropod characters (features shared by all crown group arthropods but not by extant onychophorans) did not evolve in a single burst of evolutionary innovation but rather in a stepwise manner.

His logical works are not extant.

The draft contract is not extant.

The not extant section of "4.