Sentence examples for the extant ones from inspiring English sources

Community tennis courts still exist as a legacy of the mid-20th century boom in the sport, but few new ones are being built and the extant ones are seldom booked up.

Due to the brevity of her career, the loss of so many Essanay films, and missing writing credits in the extant ones, a listing of Rector's complete output is difficult if not impossible to compile.

Ibn al-Imâm (Avempace 1968, 177 178) produced the first list of Avempace's writings, followed by Ibn Abû Uṣaybi‛a (1886, 2001), and the extant ones are found in the manuscripts Escorial, Derenbourg 612, Oxford, Pococke 206, Berlin, Ahlwardt, 5060 (now Krakow), and Tashkent 2385.

Nonetheless, if you need to upgrade your present car, are about to have your first child or are booting the extant ones off to college and need to replace the current machine because it's ill-matched to your new lifestyle or you want a new toy now's the time.

We show how an extinct species, in combination with molecular and geological information, can help us to understand patterns in morphology of the extant ones.

Population genetic statistics showed higher genetic diversity in the ancient individuals compared to the extant ones.

We then derive the NACO procedure with the goal to design artificial enzymes with no sequence homology to the extant one.

It really just requires setting up a particular type of European company and merging the extant one into it.

If we assume that the extant and very complex cells originated from much simpler ancestral cells, it is also plausible to imagine that the latter had a simpler metabolism in respect to the extant one.

However, considerable work remains to be done to securely relate this extinct diversity to the extant one, a task for which an integrated morphological dataset will be essential.

The fossil seed cuticle differs from the extant one only by the distinctly thicker anticlinal walls and the thickened subsidiary cells.