Sentence examples for perhaps generated from inspiring English sources

Bedrock incision rates average 9 m Ma−1 and suggest that the higher rates of hillslope erosion may be in response to a pulse of incision, perhaps generated by knickpoint propagation.

I am inclined to agree with the conspiracy theories, perhaps generated by me, that he, or his shadows, have to some extent set up this whole Christmas No 1 scenario, or at least have spotted ways to fold it into their long-term plans.

There was a buzz around opening weekend, perhaps influenced by the tension caused by the last-minute deal with the players' union or perhaps generated by having two new clubs and new arrivals such as Kaka, David Villa and Sebastian Giovinco in action.

CdhA generates electrons by oxidation of cellobiose (perhaps generated by CbhA) and longer cellodextrins to 1-5-δ-lactones (Westermark and Eriksson 1975).

It is our contention that Si interstitials are provided both by the Si3N4 layers and by the oxidized SiGe nanopillars themselves, in the latter case, perhaps generated by the incomplete oxidation of the Si within the SiGe. Figure 1 Formation of Ge nanocrystallite clusters by thermally oxidizing poly-Si 0.85 Ge 0.15 pillars grown over buffer oxide.

Anxiety over his own identity perhaps generated his sympathetic portrayal of diverse ethnic types.

That, W.T.C. officials hope, is what will boost interest in the 70.3 series and perhaps generate more fan interest and news media coverage of triathlon.

Facebook, which was not party to the campaign, pressured Burger King to end it early — perhaps generating more publicity than if it had run its course.

They've warned that they will have to curtail rewards programs and other customer perks, and perhaps generate fees elsewhere, to make up for the lost interchange revenue.

It will provide fresh insights, and perhaps generate controversy". "A successful, at times elegant interdisciplinary work.

This peculiar behaviour perhaps generates a continuous pattern of higher brain activation, probably facilitating the onset and persistence of headache.