Sentence examples for existing highly from inspiring English sources

A statement from the business said: "Her role will be fulfilled by the existing, highly successful retailing team.

Mr. Jencks said that for this reason some existing highly priced private schools probably would not participate.

Initially, the company planned to revive an existing, highly traditional production of "Die Meistersinger," but they mounted a new one instead.

Ab initio quantum chemical calculations indicated that adsorbed carbenium and carbonium ion active intermediates of acid-catalyzed transformations of hydrocarbons on zeolites are not the really existing highly reactive species but the transition states of the corresponding elementary steps.

In parallel, the National Nuclear Security Administration, through the Office of Material Management and Minimization, is converting TREAT from its existing highly enriched uranium core to a low-enriched uranium core.

In regard to the security of the SSS framework, the design of SSS systems use existing, highly studied cryptographic primitives, such as advanced encryption standard (AES) for encryption or hash message authentication code (HMAC) with secure hash algorithm-1 (SHA-1) for authentication.

Black-box means that, rather than requiring modifications of existing reasoning procedures, these approaches can use such procedures directly as sub-procedures, which allows us to employ existing highly-optimized reasoners.

It is concluded that an LEU-NTR is not only a definite possibility, but also offers distinct advantages over existing Highly-Enriched Uranium (HEU) NTR designs, particularly the increased proliferation resistance of the system and the reduction of the fuel cost and development schedule.

A new city would sidestep the high housing prices already found in existing highly-desirable places, allow their planners to implement new concepts of urban/suburban design and incorporate alternative transportation options.

While practical issues such as this remained unaddressed, one thing is increasingly clear; in Mr. Stern's world, existing highly-attractive and efficient fossil fuel technologies will be taxed to the tune of as much as $1 trillion per decade to fund the revenues needed to support developing technologies cherry-picked by the U.N. and other regulators.

The variation of miRNAs in our research can give insight to widely existing highly-conserved miRNAs and can give a basis to further deep bioinformatics studies for miRNAs in pear, for instance the SNP identification of miRNAs.