Sentence examples for exist containing from inspiring English sources

That prohibition has been overturned by the sale on eBay, of all places, of a so-called book – or what bibliographers call "a ghost"; a non-book that doesn't actually exist – containing the three stories.

Furthermore, phantoms exist containing small hollow spheres to be filled with radioactivity and inserted into a non-zero background activity compartment (Microhollow sphere phantom) and 'Derenzo-like' phantoms containing hot rods in a cold background or cold rods in a radioactive background (Mini Deluxe phantoms).

No organisms exist containing a primitive or intermediate genetic code for comparison, and natural code evolution takes millions of years.

Several online databases exist containing experimentally validated primers, however, only a few thousand primer pairs are currently present in these databases [ 55- 57].

However, quite small subfamilies exist containing only a very few members (e.g. SPFH9-12) which are distributed throughout a wide variety of unrelated species in different phyla that also cannot easily be explained by gene duplication and/or gene loss.

We note there is no theoretical guarantee that the resulting graph G is a DAG because cycles may exist containing one or more arcs with a posterior probability of at least 0.5 + α.

The findings suggest that the molecular environment in which periosteal pain fibers exist contain abnormal expression of genes that promote inflammation; a condition that is likely to lower their activation threshold, when symptoms appear at the onset of an attack, or activate them chronically.

PAGE 13 BOOK REVIEW It is enough, for some of us, simply to know that a new book exists containing previously unpublished work by Kurt Vonnegut.

PAGE 1 BOOK REVIEW 'SLAUGHTERHOUSE-FIVE' Didn't Say It All It is enough, for some of us, simply to know that a new book exists containing previously unpublished work by Kurt Vonnegut.

And, for an arbitrary even cycle Z (if it exists) containing e, we have ϱ ( G σ − V ( Z ) ) < ϱ ( G σ − e ).

Obviously, for each vertex v ∈ N ( u ), we have ϕ ( G σ − u − v, λ 0 i ) = i n − 2 q v, q v > 0. On the other hand, for an arbitrary 2k-cycle Z (if there exists) containing u, we have ( − 1 ) δ ( Z ) = { − 1, if  k  is even ; 1, if  k  is odd.