Sentence examples for spectrum exist from inspiring English sources
On this spectrum exist popular tracts such as Éric Zemmour's France's Suicide and Pascal Bruckner's trendsetting The Tears of the White Man, which accuses those examining France's colonial past and minority problem as appeasers of fanatical Islamists and deluded multiculturalists.
Although numerous approaches for deriving water depth from bands of remotely-sensed imagery in the visible spectrum exist, digital terrain models for remote tropical carbonate landscapes remain few in number.
However, the so-called embedded discrete breathers with frequencies lying in the phonon oscillation spectrum exist under specific conditions [14].
It felt necessary for every queer living in Brooklyn that The Spectrum exist.
In the Timoshenko beam theory a critical frequency fc is expected and for frequencies f larger than fc, some authors argue that a second spectrum exists.
If a contribution to the source spectrum exists that is roughly independent of wall distance for v*/ω y K−1, it may dominate the wall pressure in the subconvective range and lead for Kδ1 to wavenumber independence of the spectrum, in accord with the Martin-Leehey wind-tunnel measurement.
Thus, phytoplankton not only acts as a water quality indicator but also is useful for biomonitoring of lentic freshwater bodies, where multidimensional biological spectrum exists and ecological disturbance caused by alteration of different physicochemical factors (Ponmanickam et al. 2007; Shekhar et al. 2008).
As with all sexual (or, in this case, nonsexual) identities, a spectrum exists.
A spectrum exists, from those who feel we could avoid the worst of climate change by changing our ways substantially ("we're sleepwalking toward disaster but could conceivably wake up") to those who believe our species is doomed ("it's already too late").
For patients with hormone receptor-positive and HER2-negative disease, a spectrum exists in degree of risk and of responsiveness to cytotoxic chemotherapy.
