Sentence examples for separately exist from inspiring English sources

They separately exist, and each grain is fractured.

These two states do not separately exist and hence there is only one such configuration of two photons.

Only two unigenes annotated as CYP51G1, CYP51G2P separately exist in A. mongolicus, which could be considered as the prototype of a stable and highly conserved CYP due to high selection pressure[ 72].

In this case, since the over-barrier reflection of the BP and sub-barrier tunneling of the BP occur in pulse and permanent magnetic fields, respectively, the practical possibility to study these quantum phenomena separately exists.

Homologous genes were separately existed on Chr1 as paired with A02 and A07, Chr2 as paired with A03, A04, and A09, Chr3 as paired with A04, A07, and A09, Chr4 as paired with A03, and Chr5 as paired with A02, A03, and A10.

Russell, and Humeans in general, take it for granted that all perceptions, being distinct "may be conceiv'd as separately existent, and may exist separately, without any contradiction or absurdity" (Hume 1739, 634).

This is nonreductionism, according to which persons exist separately and independently from their brains and bodies, and so their lives are unified from birth to death in virtue of that separately existing entity, what we will call a Cartesian ego (but is most popularly thought of as a soul).

Separately, concerns exist about the historic links between the BNP and extremist groups.

The calibration is performed separately, since the RX and TX modes exist separately in the frame format of mobile WiMAX.

The values of a literary work, however, are not exhausted by the separate values of its several strata, for the strata do not exist separately, but rather form an 'organic unity'.

I cannot quite describe it, but for me the two — the struggle and Izzo — exist separately.