Sentence examples for may thus make from inspiring English sources

In making the sound more lifelike, DVD-Audio may thus make it more uncertain, more bewildering.

It may thus make sense to treat such prudential measures and capital controls similarly.

Some of these landmarks physically constrain a resident's perception or movement and may thus make the use of space beyond the landmark too costly.

However, fault-tolerance does not guarantee that each working machine will be completely accountable; when nodes are malicious, they may intentionally misrepresent the processing result during mapping or reducing, and they may thus make the final results inaccurate and untrustworthy.

From an efficiency point of view, capital slack can be considered as idling resources and may thus make firms less cost efficient (note that a positive significant impact means less efficient).

We may thus make compatibilism palatable by exhibiting an intuitive counterexample to that conviction: a deterministic world in which, however, not everything is inevitable, i.e., something is avoidable (Dennett 2003, p. 56).

That would allow millions of such nanoloops to be linked together to form a high-density computer memory that would remain uncorrupted as long as it stayed cool enough.Ms Lau and Dr Bezryadin may thus have to compromise, making the wires bigger than they otherwise might so as to get the effects they want.

Actors may thus have a tendency to make claims which are not on many actors' agenda in order to act as an agenda setter.

According to Pérès and colleagues, some decline in instrumental activities of daily life is seen in aged subjects as early as 10 years before a clinical diagnosis of dementia is made, and may thus constitute a very early marker of dementia [ 31].

Serious deviations from such optimal or secure operating conditions may occur, thus making the simulator both inaccurate and unrealistic.

R599 may thus have a structural role.