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On differential invariants of geometric structures

We prove that if the fibre dimension of a bundle of geometric structures exceeds the dimension of its base, then the number of sufficiently general functionally independent local differential invariants of the bundle increases to infinity as the differential degree of these invariants grows. For we describe all but two canonical forms to which every sufficiently general geometric structure can be reduced by an appropriate coordinate change on the base. The results obtained may be generalized.