Sentence examples for may be phrased from inspiring English sources

The laws of either may be phrased in terms of the more familiar velocity v = dx/dt and acceleration a = d2x/dt2 or in terms of the 4-velocity (dt/dτ, dx/dτ) and 4-acceleration (d2t/dτ2, dx/dτ2).

This question may be phrased more precisely by asking which is the stimulus attribute that, at the time of burst onset, is most tightly related to n.

Our principal concern may, informally, be phrased as follows: given a specific argument system, H, and argument x within H, what can be stated concerning the number of moves a dispute might take for one of its protagonists to accept that x has some defence respectively cannot be defended?

Diagnoses generated through an administrative claims process may even be phrased as arcane ICD-9 codes.

This concept may best be phrased that amyloid-like assemblies are necessary but not sufficient to drive neurodegeneration.

The manner in which the MCQ stem, or stimulus format, is phrased may be described as being either context-free, or context-rich [ 34].

The first of these texts is phrased and may be understood somatically; the third, in which Solomon forgoes his own name and becomes the bridegroom, lifts the veil between the enlightened soul and her Redeemer (see further King 2005: 222 263).

Something tells me Google may be wishing he phrased that differently.

He renounced "terror against the Israelis wherever they may be," a phrase that included soldiers and settlers.

"The beloved world of Monopoly meets the friendly, addictive fun of bingo" may be a phrase to strike fear into anyone's heart, especially when it relates to a freemium mobile game making its money from in-app purchases.

Micro-blog content may be a phrase and may also be composed of two or more short sentences.