Sentence examples for existence of a complete from inspiring English sources

In general, Mesozoic flowering plants could not fully rely on their pollinators, whose presence also depended on the existence of a complete, well-functioning ecological web with dung, cadavers, and food plants always available.

The major difference between the two lies in the existence of a complete oral closure, which only occurs in [d] but not [l].

The calculation of our routing metric for a given node depends on the existence of a complete path between it and a sink.

The nice metatheorems that IFL shares with FO are lost: Compactness, Löwenheim-Skolem property, separation theorem and the existence of a complete disproof procedure all fail for EIFL (Hintikka 1991: 49, 1996: 1996.

A best proximity point theorem provides sufficient conditions that confirm the existence of an optimal solution to the problem of globally minimizing the error (d x,T x)), and hence the existence of a complete approximate solution to the equation (T x = x).

Therefore, the existence of a complete set of TRs for a given organism would be of enormous interest for many researchers.

A striking difference between the pathogenic species E. pyrifoliae and the non-pathogenic E. tasmaniensis is the existence of a nearly complete Type I fimbrial gene cluster in the latter one (Additional file 3).

5 To our surprise, we found that these earlier images were only the tip of the iceberg, indicating the existence of a new complete invariant structural diffraction stripe line-related crystal geometrical assemblage in cancer tissues.

The following theorem provides a necessary and sufficient condition for the existence of an RC complete sequence that achieves the lower bound.

Indeed, rather than searching for the existence of a correlated behaviour over the complete geomagnetic time series, we identify a "local measurement" of the degree of long-range correlations described by variations of the scaling exponent during an intense geomagnetic storm.

Consequently, any interpretation which focusses on the existence of complete control over all aspects of data processing is likely to result in serious lacunae in the protection of personal data," writes the AG.