Sentence examples for means existence from inspiring English sources

It is worth mentioning that for Brentano it was not just the "now" that existed only as a boundary; since, like Aristotle he held that "existence" in the strict sense means "existence now", it necessarily followed that existing things exist only as boundaries of what has existed or of what will exist, or both.

The first and oldest is Hadamard well-posedness [11], which means existence, uniqueness, and continuous dependence of the optimal solution and optimal value from perturbed data.

Mean percentage of packet losses in a communication cycle without interference is about 0.0795 while mean value of that with interference is about 0.2724, which means existence of interference from the PIS significantly affects the packet transmission in CBTC systems.

If you want to use more traditional mantras, you can use the word "Om" which symbolizes omnipresent consciousness, or the phrase "Sat, Chit, Ananda" which means "Existence, Consciousness, Bliss".

Her apartment is only a few blocks from the Senate, which means her existence is largely defined by the boundaries of Capitol Hill.

This means the existence of different varieties of a language in different situations: so Arabic, for instance, can exist in modern, journalistic fashion as much as in more classical variants.

Therefore (2.34). it means the existence of solutions of.

and it means the existence of solutions of.

Otherwise, it means the existence of isolated nodes or island regions.

This means the existence of strong interaction between vanadium-based active components and alumina support.

Thus, a more favorable main channel means the existence of a positive secrecy capacity.