Sentence examples for may be fragmented from inspiring English sources

Physicists, especially those, like Smolin, who are trying to develop quantum theories of gravity, now recognize them as the natural measures of the "Planck scale" -- at which space and time may be fragmented into distinct units, much as a smooth pane of glass can be shattered into so many shards.

This original row of tones may appear at original pitch or transposed to any other pitch; it may be inverted (played upside down, with rising intervals changed to descending ones and vice versa) or presented backward; it may be used to create melodies or harmonies or combinations of both; it may be fragmented.

Note that large packets may be fragmented.

Chat may be fragmented across a half-dozen apps.

Flow photos at different times until breakthrough indicate that the gas phase may be fragmented on disconnected blobs.

During the SED/TOI convection across the polar cap, the TOI structure may be fragmented into discrete polar cap patches.

That seems far off, if it is attainable at all; instead, the fragile, partly reconstructed Afghan state feels as if it may be fragmenting again, slowly, piece by piece, under multiple violent pressures.

She is now 29, and her memories of the area — the 60-foot pine trees shading her house, the chickens she kept there, her friends at school — may be fragments in her mind.

According to a NASA press release, Pluto's nitrogen ice glaciers appeared to be carrying "numerous, isolated hills that may be fragments of water ice from Pluto's surrounding uplands".

GOS may be fragments of cellulose, but this is opposed by the insolubility of cellooligosaccharides with a DP above 7 [ 33].

Those proteins classified by SCMMTP as negative may be fragments or subunits of larger photosynthetic proteins, auxiliary subunits, soluble proteins of the Calvin Cycle, components of light-harvesting complexes, or proteins that help to activate other photosynthetic proteins.