Sentence examples for exist straight from inspiring English sources

While Taptu offers an iPhone and Android app that consumers can download from the associated app stores, search is something that feels like it should exist straight out of the box.

I hope this story drives any pet owner who thought CDV did not exist straight to their veterinarian to get this lifesaving vaccine for their dog.

Two devices exist, a straight IBD (S-IBD) and a helical IBD (H-IBD).

Carbohydrates are aldehydes or ketones, with many hydroxyl groups attached, that can exist as straight chains or rings.

In such case, in a two-dimensional plane of two toxin concentrations there exist a straight line where the overall toxicity is equal to a certain threshold; thus, the positive and negative classes are separable.

Do you think a similar problem exists with straight children being bullied by gay children?

Of course, casual sex exists in straight, lesbian, and alien couples throughout the galaxy, but what my Grindr experiment left me feeling is that gay sex is still a long way from being viewed as normal and acceptable.

If one of the half-eigenvalues λ ± 1 D ( a ) or λ ± 1 D ( b ) does not exist, the corresponding straight line λ ± 1 D ( a ) × R or R × λ ± 1 D ( b ) should be understood as an empty set.

If λ 0 N ( a ) or λ 0 N ( b ) does not exist, the corresponding straight line λ 0 N ( a ) × R or R × λ 0 N ( b ) should be understood as an empty set.

Since the variation of angle does not exist in the straight sheath, the wobble friction coefficient (k) can be obtained from two prestressing forces (P x1 and P x2) that were arbitrarily selected in a Smart Strand, judging from the form of Eq. (1), with the term of μα removed.

Then Π p N ( a, b ) is composed of (at most) four trivial lines 0 × R, Λ 0 N ( a ) × R, R × 0, R × Λ 0 N ( b ) (if one of the involved principal eigenvalues does not exist, the corresponding straight line is understood as an empty set), and in each quadrant of R 2 zero, a finite odd number of, or a double sequence of hyperbolic like curves.