Sentence examples for may be pairs from inspiring English sources

To follow this rule, there must be an even number of cylinders in order that there may be pairs of cylinders whose pistons move in unison.

During the non-breeding season the fossa hunts individually, but during the breeding season hunting parties may be seen, and these may be pairs or later on mothers and young.

The EFA model supports that there may be pairs or subsets of items of the IBS-QOL that group together more so than with others an observation that is not surprising given the observed inter-correlations between items.

The seafood in the sushi rolls may be paired with such western ingredients as cheese or potato and seasoned with marmalade.

Matvichuk, who had one goal last season, may be paired with one of two puck-handling defensemen, Brian Rafalski or Paul Martin, each of whom scored six goals.

Large kettledrums may be paired on horses, elephants, and camels in military regiments (including European cavalry and artillery) and civil ceremonies.

The modern version has four to six main melodic strings, plus two to four others; some of the strings may be paired in double courses tuned in unison or at the octave.

Relations can be represented by sets of ordered pairs (a, b) where a bears a relation to b. Sets of ordered pairs are commonly used to represent relations depicted on charts and graphs, on which, for example, calendar years may be paired with automobile production figures, weeks with stock market averages, and days with average temperatures.

In some cases, strongly anti-racist central policies may be paired with racism in workplaces, among workers, and among union delegates.

As extra nullors are introduced, nullators and norators may be paired as operational amplifiers in alternative ways, then different active filter circuits can be derived from the same circuit network with nullors.

The Diamond Mako PDA, which is essentially a rebranded version of the Psion PDA popular in Europe, may be paired with a mobile phone to create a PDA/cell phone combo, Potashner says.