Sentence examples for may also attach from inspiring English sources

The clitic pronoun =mu attaching to the embedded verb may also attach to the deontic modal asi deon, as in (61).

The clitic =mu base-generated in an 'i' M-complement clause may also attach to the epistemic modal ki'i, as in (52b).

In particular, best-system chances may also attach to initial conditions: adding to the dynamical laws a probability assignment, or distribution, over initial conditions may provide a substantial gain in strength with relatively little cost in simplicity.

Oral bacteria may also attach to fatty buildup in your arteries, increasing the chances of stroke or heart attack.

As a matricellular protein CTGF binds to extracellular matrix proteins but may also attach to plastic.

Ticks may also attach themselves to pets, so if you walk your dog through any long grass or bushes, you should give them a wash with warm water as soon as possible after getting home.

In some cases parents may also simply attach less importance to acting for their children's good, and as a consequence, may not act in their child's best interest.

Machines may be fitted with pattern wheels controlling needle action to produce tuck and float stitches, and a Jacquard mechanism may also be attached.

Small video cameras may also be attached to the computers to record what is known as a "forced move" -- when officers enter in riot gear to remove a prisoner, said Mike Binko, a Xybernaut spokesman.

Silica exists in the atmosphere, Mr. Pelayo said, but it may also have attached itself to the oxide film during construction when limestone, which contains silica, was cut on site.

They may also be attached to a workplace - so only people who work there can join - or a trade union, a religious group or a housing association.