Sentence examples for exists connecting from inspiring English sources
This first requires us to establish the adjacency of 2 V n genotype pairs, followed by application of standard graph theory algorithms such as breadth-first search [ 21, 44] to compute whether genotypes decompose into two or more disconnected components, or whether they form a single connected network, i.e., whether a path through V(n) exists connecting any two genotypes [ 21].
While in jail, he is indicted for an unsolved political murder (although no evidence exists connecting him with the crime) and sentenced to die.
If a path exists, connecting two periodic genes, all genes on this path are shown in Fig. 1.
DR-FFL circumvents possible problems arising in TR of cyclic graphs by allowing only those edges to be removed that connect nodes from different strongly connected components (a strongly connected component in a directed graph is a maximal subgraph in which for each ordered pair of nodes a path exists connecting these nodes).
A plant is controllable if a controller exists (connecting plant measurements and plant inputs) that give acceptable performance for all expected plant variations.
Conceived earlier by the Scotsman W.S. Bruce and the German Wilhelm Filchner to test the thought that a channel might exist connecting the Ross and Weddell seas, a trans-Antarctic expedition was finally organized in 1914 by Shackleton.
However, this is not reassuring but highly worrisome because it proves that pathways exist connecting with the ocean the same reservoir that was blowing out the severed casing.
In every legal case, attorneys must prove a chain of causation existed connecting an action to a result in order to pin liability for a crime on an individual, as its cause.
If all maximized k-plex of Q is not connected, then there does not exist connected k-plex consisting of Q.
If the following conditions: (i) There exist positive constants ρ, C 1, M such that ρ ≤ f ( t, s ) s ≤ C 1, ∀ t ∈ R, ∀ | s | ≥ M ; (1.4) (ii) There exist connect subset Γ ⊂ R 2 ∖ Σ, constants p 1, q 1, p 2, q 2 > 0 and a point of the type ∈ R 2 such that ∈ [ p 1, q 1 ] × [ p 2, q 2 ] ⊂ Γ (1.5) .
Data from the most recent National Adult Literacy Survey (2003) indicate that an alarming proportion of US adults are functionally illiterate [ 16], and there exists evidence connecting low literacy with poorer health-related quality of life [ 17].
