Sentence examples for existence areas from inspiring English sources
On the 'who is already making what' front, wearable tech research and consulting firm Vandrico has put together this neat overview of the space — tracking the number of devices in existence; areas of market focus; and even which parts of the body are being targeted most.
During its existence, areas of the Lesser Antilles, ABC islands, and Central America were affected by Janet.
Of course, this poetry is loudly appreciated by the poetry establishment as a daring feminist's effort to present the realities of a woman's physical existence, areas of life that male poets might not be interested in exploring.
Pseudo-ternary phase diagrams were constructed to evaluate the microemulsification existence area.
Pseudo-ternary phase diagrams were constructed to evaluate the existence area of PF microemulsion (PFM).
The San Diego/Tijuana area is a popular place for tunnels because of the ease of digging through the clay-like soil of the area, as well as the existence of areas on both sides of the border filled with nondescript warehouses that help hide both construction and loading and unloading activities.
Causal connections are impossible to tie down with 100% certainty with the methodology adopted because of the lack of controls – for instance the existence of areas of the country where the interventions were not attempted.
The results show that salt kinematics was more complex than simple unidirectional migration, suggesting the existence of areas with significant subsidence hidden by the inward salt migration and areas with apparent large subsidence that are in reality artefacts of outwards salt migration.
The potentials of coal-mining sites in the Zwickau Lugau Oelsnitz region are mainly determined by the existence of areas of subsidence, coal gangue heaps as well as brownfields.
The findings confirmed the existence of areas under monocultures as well as of crop diverse patches.
More precisely, the maximal ADCdiff (high maximal values in a tumour) suggests the existence of areas of high necrosis which is more often found in better-vascularised tumours.
