Sentence examples for which often exists from inspiring English sources

And traditional knowledge -- which often exists only orally -- is especially hard to pin down.

Ingmar Bergman once spoke of "the subtle detachment which often exists between Max and my madmen," and that subtlety pays off here, from our first, firelit glimpse of him behind the wing of a velvet armchair.

However, their procedures of the parameter estimation and new point (non-common point) transformation were implemented separately, and the statistical correlation which often exists between the common and new points in the original coordinate system was not considered.

In addition, in order to eliminate the periodical DNL errors of −1 LSB which often exists in the SAR-ADC using the charge-redistributed DAC, a calibration algorithm is proposed and verified by the experiments.

"In the first place, most people don't understand this work (which often exists only in plans that have to be built).

Personal relationships between the two campaigns, which often existed, helped ease the transition.

One is that urban areas capture wide extremes of wealth and poverty, which often exist cheek by jowl.

The method is a new tool for simulating ion-driven parametric instabili ties which often exist in laser-produced plasmas.

The pictures by the American photographer Sebastian Meyer, who documented Iraqi Kurdistan between 2008 and 2016, capture the region's contrasts, which often exist side by side.

Sebastian Meyer's images of Iraqi Kurdistan, taken between 2008 and 2016, capture the region's contrasts, which often exist side by side.

Level crossing rails are high risk areas due to the combination of the limited effectiveness of current inspection methods and high corrosion rates which often exist.