Sentence examples for extant under from inspiring English sources

He was reputed to be the author of philosophic dramas and philosophic letters: the letters extant under his name are spurious.

dolichostyla has been gazetted as "Declared Rare Flora – Extant" under the Wildlife Conservation Act 1950.

New York City leaders have maintained that same hypocritical, elitist, racist, and demonstrably counter-productive licensing posture then extant under Ed Koch.

Ridley Scott, who made his reputation in sci-fi, is again the Kings' executive producer; CBS, which likes to put genre series on its summer schedule ("Extant," "Under the Dome," "Zoo"), is again their network.

Numerical comparisons suggest that, when combined with appropriate variable selection strategies, rules derived from one-factor models perform comparably, or better, than the most successful extant alternatives under the conditions they were designed for.

This concept was adopted for accounting the mitigation by extant forest under the 2nd commitment period of the Kyoto Protocol (KP-CP2, 2013 2020) [18], with an additional "cap" on any resulting accounted "credit" which is equal to 3.5% of total emissions (in all sectors) in the base year (e.g. 1990).

Transforming the arrangement of genes in the ancestor into arrangements in extant species under competing PGD and WGD hypotheses again falsified the paleopolyploidization event (Table 1; Fig. 3).

Presently, the distributional range of the southern clade is restricted within approximately two degrees of latitude (17% of the historical range) and southern intra-specific genetic diversity is represented by few extant populations under threat from climatic warming.

The number of chromosomal rearrangements needed to generate the ancestor and the genes that were duplicated defined the number of evolutionary steps separating the ancestor and the three extant sequences under PGD.

Secondly, the design principles proposed in this paper consider engineering extant organisms under a cooperation-based framework (thus enhancing mutualistic loops) or taking advantage of human-generated waste that can act as an artificial substrate to support the synthetic organisms.

In London it is located in the Duveen Gallery where half the extant Marbles sit under white light as if in a morgue.