Sentence examples for given its existence from inspiring English sources

A concentrated source is improbable, but given its existence, a system will evolve toward more probable regions of the phase space, i.e., the waves will spread.

The pEVPI (EVPI at population level) estimate was based on an assumption that every year 25,000 children in the UK would qualify for the surgical insertion of VTs [ 38] that would continue for at least another 5 years given its existence for almost last 60 years [ 11].

By re-appropriating decadence and playing with logos in a very deconstructivist manner, people are creating exclusive clothing that is arguably more luxury than luxury, given its niche existence.

But its continued existence, given its weird aspects, is its main claim to religion's power.

But thanks to Soviet backing, commerce with various U.S. allies and others, and now Venezuela's support and more than $400 million annually of exempted U.S. trade, our "blockade" is instead both a joke and a gift that keeps on giving; its formal existence lets the régime deflect blame for its own mismanagement and repression; though not everyone still buys this, quite enough do.

In the case of diesel exhaust, these are particularly critical considerations, given its compositional complexity and the existence of many potentially confounding substances from other combustion sources.

Irm noncoding RNA partially overlaps Rian, whose in vivo existence is questionable given its cDNA sequence and our Northern results.

Under this scope, we constrain this paper on presenting a framework for estimating the TLV given that its existence has been established as plausible.

The naive method simply assigns the observed proportion of experiments that support a given edge as its existence probability.

The reason why exact resemblance could be treated as a mere "pseudo" addition, moreover, was that it is an internal relation and so exists necessarily simply given the existence of its relata.

But, critics have complained, from the fact that exact resemblance must obtain simply given the existence of its relata, it does not follow that it is no ontological addition to them (Daly 1997 [1994]: 152).