Sentence examples for exists down to from inspiring English sources

The similarity objectively exists, down to the men's moles and fingerprints, and has the comedy of, in Henri Bergson's formulation, "something mechanical encrusted upon the living".

The plus strand synthesis is incomplete, and a gap exists down to the 3′ end.

When mixed with calcium perchlorate liquid water can exist down to around -70C, and the salt also soaks up water vapour from the atmosphere.

Periglacial and glacial features throughout the region show that, during the last glacial, the snowline was lowered to ∼4000 m a.s.l., permafrost existed down to an altitude of ∼1800 m a.s.l., and that the likely temperature depression was ∼10°C.

The conclusion of the authors was that plates in which no internal deformation has been seen exist down to very small plate sizes.

But the custom of granting the honour of hospes publicus to a distinguished foreigner by a decree of the senate, seems to have existed down to the end of the republic (Liv. I.45, V.28, XXXVII.54).

The obtained P-wave velocity is lower than the expected value based on fully hydrated mid-ocean ridge basalt (MORB) materials, suggesting that hydrous minerals are hosted in the subducting crust and aqueous fluids may co-exist down to depths of at least 80 km.

I am privileged to exist, down to my subatomic particles, I am one with all the other cells and particles in the universe.

"Here's this animal that has presumably never been encountered before and it's enormous and that kind of brings up a little intrigue for deep water and what else exists down there," he said.

The fact that there is a polynomial time algorithm to find an RAF (if it exists, or else to determine that none exists) boils down to this ability to characterise RAFs by gf-compatibility, where f is monotonic and computable in polynomial-time, and the set of reactions and catalysts is finite.

Ryan's view is that the reason an adtech duopoly exists boils down to the "audience leakage" being enabled by RTB.