Sentence examples for exist some time from inspiring English sources

Another wrote: "Note to Nadine Dorries: Yugoslavia ceased to exist some time ago.

The minor educational establishment is called Albion House, which suggests that it speaks for England – although the ragbag of rather dated skits and parodies speaks for an England that ceased to exist some time ago.

As a result, there exist some time instants in which the UUT's buffer gets empty, which indeed leads to the image degradation observed in the third screenshot of Figure 19.

Additionally, there exist some time-delay systems which can be transformed into neutral systems by model transformation, including lossless transmission model, standard delay systems, and standard distributed delay systems (see [9]).

Then, for all δ > 0, there exists some time T = T ≥ 0 which is independent of L such that dist V ( U f ˆ 0 ( T − L, − L ) u ˆ ε ( − L ), A 0 ) ≤ δ. (5.25).

Analysis of the stability shows that there exist some repeated time delay zones within which the overall system is stable.

Never-ever existing and potentially existing people do not count; only those people who actually exist at some time count.

An American envoy urged Cyprus's rival Greek and Turkish leaders to consider seriously a new United Nations peace plan or miss out on a "settlement opportunity that may not exist for some time to come".

For DEMO, this means that significant technical uncertainties will exist for some time to come, and a systems engineering design exploration approach must be developed to explore the reactor architecture when faced with these uncertainties.

Of course production being back on track means that a gap in supply has and will continue to exist for some time.

Take the first question: may you and I and other creatures continue to exist for some time after our lives end?