Sentence examples for exist at the origin from inspiring English sources
Although many control schemes assume a system with a vanishing condition, a linear partial state feedback control law is provided even if uncertainties exist at the origin.
The straight horizontal line represents the fixed point which exists at the origin, z = 0, for all values of λ.
Whether orthologs of these few critical post-synaptic genes were lost in the sponge or acquired by an evolutionary descendant, does not negate the finding that a proto-post-synaptic complex existed at the origin of the animal kingdom.
A third point mentioned by Jékely is to study social conflict in marine microbial biofilms 'since nutrient-rich terrestrial soils are not likely to have existed at the origin of eukaryotes'.
As a follow up of the observation that replication could not exist at the very origin of life as this would have required some kind of external intervention (Dyson 1985; Szathmary 2006), I have explored here, in the case of bacteria, the consequences of a reproduction process that would be able to create and retain newly created information, in particular.
Thus prokaryotes exist at the bottom of a deep canyon in the energy landscape, from which they have never escaped, except at the origin of the eukaryotic cell [ 34].
The origin of the universal properties is traced to the many-body effects of the interaction, rigorous theory of which does not exist at the present time.
Countless stories exist concerning the origin of peculiar rocks, properties of animals, plants, stars, or other features in the world.
Several theories exist regarding the origin of the term "Dixie".
Several controversies exist regarding the origin of these early Rashtrakutas, their native home and their language.
