Sentence examples for may record the from inspiring English sources

HISTORIANS may record the fact with bewilderment.

Certain minerals may record the first event, whereas others may record the second, and any suggestion of progressive cooling between the two is invalid.

The results indicate that this method may record the entire test, especially the detailed non-uniform deformation and sudden deformation.

The result is that each report includes a different mix of sales, and may record the same sales in different quarters as information becomes available.

The shift of authigenic glaucony precipitation from shallow water in the Precambrian to deep water in the Phanerozoic may record the deepening of ocean chemocline in response to increased ocean oxygenation.

Bring paper and pen to write down what the doctor says or ask in advance if you may record the doctor's comments to be sure you heard them correctly.

If that is the case, deformation along the southern margin of the NAC may record suturing of the NAC with the Grenvillian-aged Musgrave Province to the south.

In advance of the clinic opening its doors, the PSNI issued advice that the media should pixelate the faces of any individual they may record entering the building.

The Register shall also establish procedures under which any such author may update the information so recorded, and procedures under which owners of buildings may record with the Copyright Office evidence of their efforts to comply with this subsection.

What the generational differences may record is principally the imprint of this history on successive groups of Americans as they have come of age.

A. When you press that shutter button, a digital camera may record more than just the image.