Sentence examples for may smoothly from inspiring English sources

There is Malaysia, ruled by an apparently everlasting coalition of middle-of-the-road Malays and Chinese, and pretty mean to its Islamic opposition, but still faithful to the practice of multi-party elections.Apart from that, it is to be hoped that Pakistan and Bangladesh, now roughly where Turkey was in the 1960s, may smoothly proceed to where Turkey is now.

In potential-controlled cells, the current may smoothly increase up to a limiting value induced by mass transfer of the reactant.

We may smoothly fill in gaps in speech or noise in incoming visual information in ways that allow us to respond to the inputs efficiently.

Users may smoothly switch between the two components in the pipeline, facilitating web-based operations on a supercomputer for high-throughput data analysis.

This sort of thing may go smoothly enough on television, but this household never melded into the Eastman Bunch.

Thus the chord A♭ C F♯ may move smoothly to a chord built on G, but the identical sounding chord A♭ C G♭ will progress to a vastly different chord, on D♭.

Depending on how familiar you are with the history of the various buildings and construction techniques, you may move smoothly from one venue to the next or perhaps take a break, to avoiding confusing from these two leading proponents of neoclassicism and metal structure.

"The issue of Americans who defected to our side from U.S. forces units stationed in South Korea after the war may be smoothly settled depending on the termination of the hostile relationship between the D.P.R.K. and the U.S.," a North Korean Army spokesman told the state news agency on Saturday.

This decrease may proceed smoothly or abruptly.

On mammography, fibroadenomas appear well circumscribed, have a round or oval shape and may be smoothly lobulated (Fig. 11).

This out-of-plane displacement may occur smoothly (supercritical bifurcation), or the loop may suddenly jump to a severely-drooped configuration (subcritical bifurcation), depending on the constitutive law.