Sentence examples for copies exist in from inspiring English sources

Negatives are closed to access; use copies exist in the form of photographic prints, though there are also negatives for which prints may not exist.

Additionally, the Waterfalls series prints were known to be heavily copied in the nineteenth century from a newly carved set of blocks; it is believed that more copies exist in public collections than originals [21, 33, 34].

If a network of nodes is fully connected, and a central server knows how many copies exist in the system, the decision to delete one of the copies is easy (although it is not easy to choose the optimal number of replicas in the system).

Additionally, multiple functional copies exist in many taxa.

However, this is an extreme case in that more than hundred copies exist in the genome.

It is believed that ∼8000 10 000 full-length LINE-1 (>6 kb) copies exist in the human genome.

Mr Rusbridger disclosed that, a month ago, officials from Britain's spy agency, GCHQ, oversaw the smashing up of computers that contained copies of the leaked documents in the newspaper's basement even though other copies existed in Brazil and New York, whence much of the reporting was emanating.

On the other hand, only a few hundred copies existed in the large majority of the lines in the area where the hot-dry monsoon occurred frequently (85 days per year) and the area where the number of sultry nights reached 80 days per year.

The original daguerreotype, made in Washington on his Inauguration Day, has been lost although at least one early photographic copy exists in the archives of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

If the original is shot on 35 mm and only a 16mm or even worse a digital copy exists in the archives, can this truly be called an archive?

Among these "sightings" are a claim that a copy existed in a vault in South America that was only screened once a year for invited guests on New Year's Eve.