Sentence examples for may be immersed from inspiring English sources

My primary concern for the future of reading is that these critical areas will be short-circuited in the next generation of readers, whose formative years may be immersed too early in digitally driven media.

By spring, Mr. Koons, known for his appreciation of American kitsch, from giant puppies made of flowers to stainless-steel rabbits, may be immersed in a new vocabulary, talking mansard roofs, rusticated balustrades and other details of neo-Classical-style French architecture.

The audience (including me) that enjoys a movie like this may be immersed in cynicism, but its pleasure suggests that it is far from demoralized....Early in "Me, Myself, and Irene," Jim Carrey's wife falls in love with a combative black midget who takes offense easily.

Multiple external sensors (e.g., ion-selective electrodes) may be immersed in the suspension within the bore of the magnet.

This paper presents a unique design of vertical bath-based BCRS that may be immersed in conventional calibration baths without modifications to the baths.

In one scenario the game may be immersed in a purely virtual environment, where multimedia content is presented in a 3D virtual space.

So while they may not be immersed in traditional moral frameworks, young people still invest themselves in moral questions.

Under some circumstances, the surface may even be immersed in a liquid, although the changes in optical constants induced by radiolysis from the probe complicate the interpretation of the data.

In various applications with recirculation, liquid droplets can be immersed in gases that may have a wide range of possible compositions, from pure air to hot combustion products.

Simple parts need to be immersed for 5 to 10 minutes, while complex or ornate parts may need to be immersed for up to 30 minutes.

It may be worn around the clock in most everyday situations (e.g., even in the shower, although it cannot be immersed in water).