Sentence examples for existence measures from inspiring English sources

The prokaryotic cell is the smallest and simplest form of life capable of an independent existence, measures less than 1 μm in diameter.

Accordingly, we can understand why Dewey claims that 'to foresee future objective alternatives and to be able by deliberation to choose one of them and thereby weigh its chances in the struggle for future existence, measures our freedom' (Human Nature and Conduct, MW14, 210).

He is of course, about to address the idea of DNA, and he casually introduces DNA molecules as "dewdrops" that form only to evaporate, an existence measured in moments, whereas the instructions locked in DNA "are as durable as the hardest rocks", with lifespans to be measured on a geological timescale.

Matthew Macomber's video, filmed in New England in 2010, is a slowed-down homage to life at the drag strip, an existence measured in fewer than 11 ticks of a stopwatch.

"We feel that the deal's mandatory co-existence measures on borders between those member states who are cultivating GM crops and those that are not are too restrictive".

We concentrate on co-existence measures aiming at the economic aspect.

European Union law is reticent as to binding co-existence measures and has left this task to the member states.

In contrast, German law on gene technology does not precisely separate risk mitigation measures from co-existence measures.

According to European Commission Recommendation 2003/556, co-existence measures should allow non-GM crops to be grown and marketed so that the adventitious presence of GM material does not exceed the labelling threshold of 0.9% set by EC Regulation 1829/2003.

In July 2010, the Commission released a new Recommendation [8] on guidelines for the development of national co-existence measures to avoid the unintended presence of GMOs in conventional and organic crops, replacing the above mentioned Recommendation 2003/556/EC of 23rd July 2003.

From Figure 9 it is clear that d1 distance measure show better retrieval rate than other existence distance measures.