Sentence examples for remarkable existence from inspiring English sources

The Kronos release is one of three CD singles that celebrate the 30th anniversary of the quartet's remarkable existence.

If your mind is sensationally inclined, Jacques Fredd" Petrus' eventual death provides an irresistible curtain call to his already remarkable existence.

By looking at the remarkable existences of extremophiles, we may better understand the origins of life here at home, and perhaps on far-off worlds.

Based on this identity, Pohozaev obtained a remarkable non-existence result for the following elliptic boundary value problem under the conditions that Ω is star-shaped and (alphage frac{n+2}{n-2}), (lambdale0).

Modern genomic analyses of bacteria DNA from organisms that are not readily cultured and grown in the laboratory have revealed remarkable co-existence of microbes in every ecosystem, including all the internal and external surfaces of our bodies.

The remarkable co-existence of opiocortin and corticotropin-releasing factor immunoreactive CRF-IR projections surrounding the ventricular system, as observed from the earliest studies [ 452, 453], contributes to the suggestion of mutual interaction effects.

Among which Self-existence is most remarkable, as being the original and basis of all the rest" (Astell 1705, 8 [section 7]).

I invite Mr. Budiansky to visit some of the remarkable seminars whose existence -- amply documented on the SAGES Web site -- he has somehow overlooked.

The fullerenes constitute a third form, and it is remarkable that their existence evaded discovery until almost the end of the 20th century.

Also remarkable is the existence of a remaining local time signal in the difference between the GRIMM Euler angle series and the smoothed SCA solution.

Since he was travelling at 288 miles an hour, his survival is remarkable, and the mere existence of Total Wipeout must take its proper place as "miracle TV".