Sentence examples for existed in the vicinity from inspiring English sources
Land has existed in the vicinity of New Zealand for most of the past 500 million years.
The most prominent features were the Caledonian highlands of Norway, although a lowland attributed to the Fennoscandian Shield (rocks of Precambrian origin underlying the present-day Baltic Sea, the Kola Peninsula of Russia, and the countries of Norway, Sweden, and Finland) existed in the vicinity of Finland.
In addition, as discussed above with regard to Earth's solar system, the enrichment of argon and molecular nitrogen detected on Jupiter by the Galileo probe is at odds with the relatively high temperature that must have existed in the vicinity of the snow line during the planet's formation.
Another large 6th– to 9th-century settlement complex existed in the vicinity of Głogów in Silesia.
Partially due to the presence of nearby Hurricane Manuel in the eastern Pacific basin on the other side of Mexico, significant wind shear existed in the vicinity of Ingrid.
Two gates are known to have existed in the vicinity in Byzantine times: the Kynegos Gate (, Pylē tou Kynēgou/tōn Kynēgōn, "Gate of the Hunter(s)"), whence the quarter behind it was named Kynegion, and the Gate of St. John the Forerunner and Baptist (, Porta tou hagiou Prodromou kai Baptistou), though it is not clear whether the latter was distinct from the Kynegos Gate.
The certainties are that the containment as proposed in the current design will eventually fail, and when that happens the consequences will harm whatever life exists in the vicinity of Yucca Mountain.
A low level of seismicity exists in the vicinity of this tectonic boundary.
Low methane concentration (<30 %) exists in the vicinity of the LW face and the roadways, as shown in Fig. 11b.
In comparison with steel fiber samples, a larger amount of porosity exists in the vicinity of polypropylene fiber surface.
The network is composed of m traffic flows, n sources which exist in the vicinity of an event area, some relay nodes, and a single sink.
