Sentence examples for existence available from inspiring English sources
So over the past few years, the nascent industry has begun to make some of the relatively few quantum machines in existence available to researchers and businesses via the computing cloud.
Numerous attempts have been made to prove that there was a historical Robin Hood, though references to the legend by medieval writers make it clear that the ballads themselves were the only evidence for his existence available to them.
There is no current evidence of his present existence, but to deny that he existed in his Grecian heyday we need to assume that there was no good evidence for his existence available to the ancient Greeks.
Now, 100,000 may not seem that impressive in a world where Facebook has 500 million users, but again, that's after just one week in existence and only being available on the iPhone.
And the full breadth of human existence is available to you.
Heat and steam generation: Producing and selling heat and steam requires the existence of available industrial customers and matching the supply with their needs.
This could lead to possibly new levels of human existence becoming available for analysis, such as below the level of molecular data (e.g. the atomic scale) where the data gathered from each patient would be Really Big Data (RBD).
There actually was a first, but it was recorded in 1975 when COUM Transmissions was still in existence; long available as a bootleg since the late 80s, it finally got an official release in 2001.
The review also relied on the existence of available literature that conformed to the defined research questions.
The existence of available ecological space should facilitate the colonization and establishment on unoccupied rocky shores (e.g. new islands or coasts scoured by ice), while a high-density blocking effect could exclude new migrants in well-established populations [ 85].
Influences might include level of preference for information, existence of available treatment options, involvement in shared decision making, and decisions which are more values-based (i.e. where clinical equipoise exists) versus those that where there is a clearly superior treatment option.
