Sentence examples for extent there exists a from inspiring English sources
In this contribution, it is shown that for a given number density of particles in a microstructure of infinite extent, there exists a finite upper bound on the mean first nearest neighbour distance.
(Click to enlarge) The final check – and in my opinion, the most interesting one – is to what extent there exists a relation between the number of pledges per capita, and GDP per capita.
To the extent that there exists a latter-day canon of semipopular music, made up of the intersection of a handful of linguistically dextrous singer-songwriters, alternative and Spanish-language rockers, dissonant Britpop auteurs, elder postpunk statesmen and makers of cinematic-symphonic electronica, "Morning Becomes Eclectic" has had much to do with its formation.
Sexual violence has long been part of armed conflicts, with great variation as to scale, type of violence, who is targeted and the extent to which there exists a specific tactic to commit such violence [ 2].
The evolution of the wage gaps is to a high extent country-specific, although there exists a pattern of decreasing pay gaps in the 1970s, stabilization, and a subsequent increase since the 1990s, at least for some countries.
As well known, there exists a spatial extent in neural networks as the presence of parallel pathways of different axonal sizes and lengths.
Thus, there exists a variation in the extent of mixing of the two powders after laser ablation.
Rather it seems more likely that there exists a significant variability from animal to animal in the extent of the localization and the degree of overlap.
An obvious difference in extent of damage from 1 MeV and 3 MeV Si+ implantations also implies that there exists a threshold value of the electronic energy deposition for damage formation.
There exists a symbiotic relationship between Boris and Harry.
