Sentence examples for may be migrated from inspiring English sources

Alternatively, contents may be migrated to the latest LTO formats: either 6 TB LTO7 or 12 TB LTO8 cartridges.

Based on the characteristics of activated sludge, the As will be absorbed onto the surface of activated sludge first, then may be migrated to the interior of the microorganisms and take part in the metabolisms of microorganisms.

All you need to think about is how quickly we "consumers" (or the new "non-consumers" as the case may be) migrated from vinyl to cartridge to cassette to CDs to MP3s on our iPods; from Encyclopedia Britannica to Wikipedia; from Borders to Amazon.

The maximum Reynolds stresses exist at roughly 0.9 1.2Hv, which may be migrated vertically as the frontal width of a plant clump is increased.

There is concern that tactics used by insurgents in Iraq may be migrating to Afghanistan.

Experts say the plutonium, buried in shallow pits, may be migrating with water through the soil.

Now the Administration's policy may be migrating toward the idea of supplying the rebels with weapons.

Migrants may be fleeing dire poverty, or may be well-off and merely seeking better opportunities, or may be migrating to join relatives who have gone before them.

"The very big discounts by department stores may have created a dangerous attitude in shoppers, that it is a little bit irrational to pay the full price," says Bain's Ms d'Arpizio.Many of the wealthy may be migrating to the internet.

Tastes may be migrating to higher-quality fare such as that offered by the chi-chi sandwich chain Cosi.

Microsoft, however, also acknowledges that for some businesses, "moving their full company to Windows 8 will be the best choice, and for others it may be migrating first to Windows 7. Still, for many, it will be deploying Windows 8 side-by-side with Windows 7 for key scenarios, such as Windows 8 tablets for mobile users".