Sentence examples for cover existence from inspiring English sources

Since these characteristics can only be estimated using field surveys, water body width and depth, hydrology, riparian buffer strip width, ground vegetation cover, existence of concentrated flow paths, and riparian vegetation were characterised at 104 water body segments in the vineyard region Palatinate (south-west Germany).

Our results cover the existence and value of arbitrage opportunities together with their effect on price development and network value (NPV).

Fans know about CTE, they know about the dementia and the suicides and the horrible, invisible consequences of the game, they know that for years the NFL tried to cover the existence of CTE up and discredit Omalu that's the subject of Concussion, a new Will Smith movie coming out this Christmas.

"Covering black existence" -- what an incredible phrase.

Fox News extensively covered the existence of a mural of Mr. Obama at a polling site in Philadelphia, in possible violation of a law against campaign materials at such sites.

One might extend the reach of the doctrine of creation to cover aspects of existence that science has no hope of explaining (such as the coming into existence of persons with souls, where such things are intrinsically outside the explanatory purview of science).

The two agents soon learn that they are doomed to failure from the start, as the U.S. government is attempting to cover up the existence of American POWs still being kept in Vietnam.

It seems rather more likely that the Saudi authorities were trying to cover up the existence of home-grown terrorist cells.

Yet seven years on from what was held to be the conclusion of one of the world's most publicised abduction cases, new evidence has emerged which implies that Priklopil may have had an accomplice and that police and justice authorities could have been involved in an attempt to cover up his existence.

The techniques for air sampling currently in existence cover a wide range of compounds and sampling approaches.

At the standards meetings the Rambus group continued to cover up the existence of its patents, the FTC found, undercutting the group's agreed-on goal of limiting patent-holders' power.