The phrase "in existence of" is not grammatically correct or commonly used in written English
A more accurate and commonly used phrase would be "in the existence of." This phrase is typically used to indicate the presence of someone or something. Example: In the existence of her parents, the young girl felt safe and loved.
This implies that communication path exists between the neighboring nodes, which further results in existence of an aggregation tree in every cluster with the cluster head (CH) as the root.
Neither number is known, but the guesses have got a bit better.Start with the number of species in existence, of which around 2m have been identified.
There are already many such geolocation systems in existence, of course — notably latitude and longitude and G.P.S. coördinates — but they don't lend themselves to printing on a business card or sending in a text message, as mapcodes do.
Only five international piano competitions were held in 1945, rising to 114 by 1990, and now, by the count of the Alink-Argerich Foundation, a music information center based in The Hague, about 750 competitions are in existence, of which about 350 were staged last year alone.
"We had a group of visiting scholars in not long ago to view the collection," Mr. Mintz said, "and one of them saw this and said, 'This may be the earliest painted view in existence of Yosemite,' and everyone looked at it for a while and said, 'Yes, we think it is.' " Some museums occasionally open their attics to the public.
"Those who think that the European Union or the Commission has an army of inspectors and wardens to implement legislation in this field or any other should know that there is nothing in existence of this sort," Tonio Borg, the union's senior official for health and consumer policy, told the European Parliament recently.
While there's a glut of gaming podcasts in existence, most of them are horrifyingly indistinguishable from one another.
I experience this mystery -- and sometimes call it God -- in the unfathomability of time and space; in art and beauty and nature; in the existence of love and friendship; in the existence of anything.
They believe in the existence of God in all the elements of nature as they are animistic.
χ test was used to verify differences in the existence of protozoa in water samples collected from different sources.
"There are other tiny little displays in existence, most of them using L.C.D.'s," Mr. Lepselter said.
