Sentence examples for might also shape from inspiring English sources
I hope that by looking at the world and contributing to culture in this way, we might also shape its future.
Adler thought his planetarium might also shape a different human cosmos, arguing that "all mankind, rich and poor, here and abroad" could be unified by its offerings: "Under the vast firmament, there is no division or cleavage but rather interdependence and unity".
As it happens, population trends might also shape the path of equity returns:Geanakopoulos and his co-authors consider an overlapping generation model in which the demographic structure mimics the pattern of live births in the US, that have featured alternating twenty-year periods of boom and busts.
University of Toronto psychological scientist Julie Huang and her colleagues wondered if modern advances in immunology might also shape behavior, especially these irrational forms of prejudice.
If greater honeyguides behave similarly when parasitizing other hosts, competition might also shape host-specific mimicry and select against host switches between ancient lineages of host specialists [ 6].
Indeed, clonal erosion might also shape the genetic structure in overwintering Daphnia populations, as argued in a study applying higher resolution microsatellite markers [ 16].
Hence, the experimental setup might also influence the shape of the dried residue.
Moreover, shape of crack depth might also influence the chloride penetration and corrosion of steel as it depends on the concrete cover.
International studies of job satisfaction have revealed interesting variations between countries, suggesting that macro-level cultural, economic and political factors, such as labour policies and work culture and expectations, might also significantly shape an individual's attitudes towards their work [ 25, 26].
The non-spherical shape of the PU structures affect their flowing properties and might also influence their targeting ability [17].
Indeed, shape could also be correlated with other underlying physical or physiological traits which might also influence speed or strength [39].
