Sentence examples for existence near from inspiring English sources

"If there are faults that are already in existence near the water injection, and also if there are existing faults ready to slip, adding water can lubricate the fault and cause it to slip".

At the same time, they are more perilous than the wild animals due to their close existence near human habitation [2].

Elsewhere, three members of the "Anarchist League" are on a mission to investigate rumors of a government in existence near a remote mountain valley.

It's a very chill time and you enjoy a comfortable existence near a canal because you're Dutch and that's a thing.

An intriguing question is whether evolution involves "selection for evolvability" [ 36, 37] or the existence near the edge results from the opportunistic character of the evolutionary process whereby fidelity is increased to the extent strictly necessary but not far beyond that because further increase would incur substantial cost of selection.

But as Rodriguez's saga — he and his legal team have been squaring off against the organization while he continues to play third base every day — has sunk the Yankees' day-to-day existence into near absurdity, the Mets and their daily, baseball-related concerns have seemed almost quaint.

Despite the existence of near native decoys, the quality of the calcium-binding microenvironments had only a very weak correlation with the overall RMSD.

One interesting observation from this analysis is the existence of Near Optimal Pathways (NOP), which combine the previously described optimal pathways with the PPP or ED pathways.

After 400 years of existence, a near-death experience has put 419, a California oak that is dubbed Old Glory by some locals, on the map.

It's especially in these moments, when characters are both vulnerable and direct, fragile and fiercely honest, facing up the why of human existence with near-Shakespearean poise that Penny Dreadful gains ground on the spectacular but vapid Game of Thrones.

His only anecdotes concerned himself and recalled a life of exquisitely eccentric legerdemain, in which, besides having a jam-full professional existence of near-constant clinical work and journal articles, he made time to compose some of the greatest medical literature of the past half-century.