Sentence examples for exists exceeding from inspiring English sources

It is shown that: (1) in the case of perfectly conductive plates magnetic field constricts essentially the width of main area of dynamic instability; (2) if plate's material has the finite electroconductivity, then the certain value of the intensity of external magnetic field exists, exceeding of which excludes the possibility of appearance of parametric type resonance.

Everything we truly value -- our marriages, our children, our homes, our talents, our friendships, even our relationship to God -- have their beginnings at the moment when our desire for them to exist exceeds our fear of trying to make them exist.

It seems that a high threshold exists, which has to be exceeded in order to achieve a better clinical response.

For some pollutants such as lead and cadmium health based reference values do exist, and exceeding these is generally agreed to pose an increased health risk.

However, if cyclic dependencies exist that cannot be decomposed well, this time might be exceeded.

Consequently there exists a critical threshold level of total protein synthesis, which must be exceeded in order to commit each cell to a round of replication.

It is unacceptable for the moral status of a species that does not currently exist to exceed the moral status of animals that do exist.

Vapor fraction, when exists, does not exceed 0.2%% by mass of the total fluid (Gudmundsson and Arnorsson 2002; Scott et al. 2014).

IAH exists when IAP exceeds a measured numeric parameter.

This observation is very important because it implies that some areas of the kidney have reversible involvement and others irreversible involvement in the same patient, suggesting that the degree of fibrosis differs in individual parts of the kidney, and that a threshold of fibrosis exists, which when exceeded may push an area in the direction of irreversible fibrotic scarring.

Assuming that no phase shift occurs between measurements of mouth flow and thoracic flow and no instrumental errors exist, mouth flow exceeding thoracic flow would imply dilatation of some gas compartments in the lungs or elsewhere in the body during forced expiration.