Sentence examples for maybe written in a from inspiring English sources

The confinement free energy in the two regimes maybe written in a uniform formula, βΔμconf∼c1N(a/D)xεwithN(a/D)1/ν with x∼2.0 or larger in the subcritical regime and ∼1.0 in the adsorptive regime, where ν is the Flory exponent, D is the slit width, N is the chain length, a is the monomer size, and εw is the surface interaction energy between the polymer beads and the slit.

In the end, you'll find 48 = 2 x 2 x 2 x 2 x 3, maybe with those numbers written in a different order, but in any case with the same list of numbers.

Maybe he is: some lyrics are written in a kind of ersatz hip-hop slang that he hasn't fully mastered.

When Elliott offers that he "doesn't take school too seriously, and my grades reflect it," you know he's telling you that he doesn't have to worry too much about a career and money (after graduating this month, he plans to "travel and maybe write a book in the future").

"Watergate is the biggest political scandal of my lifetime, until maybe now," Rather wrote in a Facebook message that quickly went viral. .

"History is what has been and tomorrow we will maybe write a new page in history".

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So join us in a daydream on this cloudy Friday and think about how we'd all rather be... Flying over, just about to land in this paradise to start our Australian adventure... Digging our toes in this sand, maybe writing a message of our own... Swimming laps in this pool..

Everyone harbours amibitions to one day write that novel we all supposedly have in us, or maybe write a screenplay for that Clerks meets Mad Max indie you've been incubating over the years.

That may be the best opening line I've maybe ever written in my life".

Maybe she wrote the message as a reminder to herself; maybe it was written in disbelief; maybe the exclamation mark indicates joy that she had actually arrived at this fearful age, when all minors are emancipated and the future beckons, a vast and unknowable frontier.