Sentence examples for exists complete from inspiring English sources
An incredibly rare Men In Black version also exists, complete with the MiB logo on the disc lid.
If such a thing as a geek heaven exists – complete, perhaps, with a grand pantheon reserved for those who delivered the greatest fanboy thrills – we can be fairly sure that a flock of angels is up there right now furiously polishing a plinth reserved for JJ Abrams.
The investigation on the collision dynamics of the bright vector solitons shows that there exists complete or partial energy switching in this coupled model.
Both temporal and spatial video features were considered carefully during selection of the videos, and there exists complete information related to the doctored regions in every modified video in the VTD dataset.
The fact that a satanic bus tour focused on Toronto's mayor exists, complete with spit swapping and leech therapy, should really tell you something about the level of absurdity this guy has brought onto the City of Toronto just in case you needed any further reminders.
We show that there exist complete and minimal systems of time-frequency shifts of Gaussians in L2(R) which are not strong Markushevich basis (do not admit the spectral synthesis).
For example, there exist complete noncompact Riemannian manifolds which satisfy (mathrm{Ric}_{f}=lambda g) for some positive constant λ (which is called the shrinking gradient Ricci soliton), but not for (mathrm{Ric}_{f}^{m}=lambda g).
Although a number of instrumentation and irrigation techniques exist, complete debridement is impeded due to the complex anatomy of the root canal system and the consequent limitations of access by instruments as well as irrigants [ 3].
Condition R3: Despite those referred to in Condition R2, rotations of limbs (if exist) must be complete.
Today many people are surprised to learn that WordPerfect still exists, so complete is Microsoft Word's dominance.
There exists no complete historical or archaeological record of the exact methods of quarrying, transportation, and construction of the pyramids, and what evidence remains is often contradictory.
