Sentence examples for amber may from inspiring English sources

If mild retardation is also caused partly by emotional assaults, as some scientists believe, then Amber may have been susceptible.

A pendant or earrings made from that much amber may sell for $100 or more in the tourist shops of the nearest city, San Cristóbal de las Casas, which lies a hard morning's drive away.

In one of our departments we have a higher degree of foreign nationals than we do elsewhere in the business; that is the only area that I can think of where Amber may be getting her figures from," he said.

But this is in itself a threat: 'Amber may tell us more than we wish to remember, it presents what should have been digested and secreted long ago.' Grass, like Nietzsche, plays on the resemblance of two German words, schulden, schuld - debts, guilt.

The fossils in amber may echo the fictional world of Jurassic Park, but they will not give up the secrets of dinosaur DNA.

Fluffy structures trapped in thumbnail-sized bits of ancient amber may represent some of the earliest evolutionary experiments leading to feathers, according to a new study.

These ambers may therefore be assigned to either the Pinaceae or to the Cheirolepidiaceae.

Since such species form the soluble parts of ambers, they may be gradually lost due to lixiviation while underground, though a surface oxidation of ambers may also have occurred.

In all cases, in addition to the overall macromolecular network, Class I ambers may include other occluded (or polymer bound) compounds.

Grimaldi et al[19] conclude that Raritan ambers may be derived from a Pinaceous species (without excluding the possibility of Taxodiaceous affiliation) based in part on the observation of (minor) dehydroabiatic acid (IXa) by Py-GC-MS analysis.

Amber May , 23 a worker at Sunspot Tanning, 139 East 57th in Manhattan, said that Mr. Puccini was a part owner of the business.