Sentence examples for may propose the from inspiring English sources
Taking into account the energy content and high safety level of the full cell, due to the use of a TiO2-based electrode, by operating at a voltage value well far from the one associated to the common electrolyte decomposition, i.e. about 1.7 V, we may propose the anode here studied as suitable material for advanced energy storage systems.
Therefore, we may propose the use of any approximation technique to solve such integrals.
In light of this finding, one may propose the following optical explanation for observed features in PL response of QDs atop the VO2 film.
A Mormon may propose the baptism of another person posthumously.
President Trump may propose the replacement head of the NEH soon, and we must watch carefully.
CORRECTION: While this article originally stated, "Any Mormon may baptize any person posthumously," it has been corrected as follows: "A Mormon may propose the baptism of another person posthumously".
Whenever necessary for ensuring such effective coordination, the Commission, taking due account of the opinion of the RSPC, may propose to the European Parliament and the Council common policy objectives, including, if necessary, a negotiation mandate.
In exceptional situations, the Dean may propose to the Hearing Panel the reference of disputed questions of fact to an independent hearing examiner or tribunal acceptable to the Panel and to the individual charged.
Kerry may propose that the Palestinians recognise the Jewish state at the final stages of a deal.
The agency may propose that the firms publish a history of their ratings and that they publicize the fact that mortgage securities ratings are more volatile than ratings assigned to bonds issued by companies or municipalities.
There has been speculation that Ayatollah Khamenei may propose to the next Parliament that the office of the president be abolished, to be replaced by a system in which lawmakers select a prime minister — a suggestion that the ayatollah made last year.
