Sentence examples for existence of enormous from inspiring English sources

The catalytic activity of nanoparticles which is attributed to the existence of enormous number of active sites available to the reactants[3] is well known.

The average EF of our sensitive SERS substrate can reach 5.93 × 106, which indicates the existence of enormous electromagnetic enhancement in the nanowire network AAO substrate.

Recently, the nanogap structure becomes attractive to researchers because it can provide enormous Raman enhancement due to the existence of enormous electromagnetic enhancement in the gap of metal nanostructure, which is called 'hot spot' [3 16].

To obtain the huge Raman enhancement, noble metal nanogap structures, especially of sub-10-nm gap structures, have attracted considerable scholarly attention, which can support strong SERS due to the existence of enormous electromagnetic enhancement in the gap of metal nanostructure [3 16].

This in turn led to the government admitting to the existence of an enormous secret archive of more than 8,000 files from 37 former colonies.

This in turn led to the disclosure of the existence of the enormous secret archive at Hanslope Park in Buckinghamshire, a repository for more than 8,000 files from 37 former colonies.

"The investigation in the United States," Congresswoman Carrió has told reporters, demonstrates "the existence of an enormous complicity network between Citibank in New York and Citibank Argentina, the Banco Republica, the Federal Bank, Argentine business leaders, and most of all, former and current government officials".

Of course, the project takes "as a given" the existence of an enormous space laser, solar panels twice as efficient as what we've got today and a propulsion system "roughly 20 times the current state of the art".

Also known as basic biomedical research, this is the largely invisible spring that enables the existence of the enormous forest of medical applications, many of them hugely profitable for their practitioners.

Some string theorists (but definitely not all!) also like the multiverse idea, because string theory (the idea that all the elementary particles are the vibration modes of tiny strings in the spacetime fabric) seems to suggest the potential existence of an enormous number of putative solutions (of order 10500) to the equations.

Recent bacterial (meta genome sequencing efforts suggest the existence of an enormous untapped reservoir of natural-product-encoding biosynthetic gene clusters in the environment.