Sentence examples for may have exactly from inspiring English sources

It is possible that Si and Sj, i ≠ j, may have exactly the same elements and are distinguished only by the indices i, j.

Two forests, one whole and one fragmented, may have exactly the same area, but the fragmented forest will present many more miles of vulnerable edge to the outside world.

In addition, if one of the big sparks for Ukip's rise over the past 10 years was the impact of the economic crash of 2008, the turbulence that could yet result from Britain leaving the EU may have exactly the same results.

Theoretically, fund managers may have exactly the same goals as individual investors capital appreciation but in practice, they act differently.

"Two people may have exactly the same iTunes history," OKCupid's Christian Rudder concludes, "but if one doesn't like the other's clothes or the way they look then there simply won't be any future in that relationship".

Listen up, Android developers: if you're spinning your wheels on a particular project, or are just looking for some new best practices, Google's Android team may have exactly what you need.

At any given time, the player may only have exactly 30 chips in the folder from which the Customization process may draw.

Davis, a glittery Vegas-style star who played himself in the episode (he had left a briefcase in Archie's cab), may not have exactly been representative of the black power movement, but he was just right for the job of underscoring the hypocrisy of the age.

These results demonstrate that the proposed SAGE algorithm is capable of extracting dominant components in the multipath channel, although the estimated paths may not have exactly the same parameters as the true paths due to the existence of noises, the limited resolutions caused by finite signal bandwidth and observation spans, as well as the inherent limitation of the SAGE algorithm.

They may not have exactly loved each other, but they seemed to always love and support my brother and me.

Employers need to understand this and begin considering job candidates who may not have exactly the training the job requires, but who are sharp and willing to learn and advance their skills.