Sentence examples for providing possibly from inspiring English sources
If the seismic coupling is below 100%%, it is not necessary that the scaling of d ∝ M 0 1/3 or T r ∝ M 0 1/3 holds, providing possibly d ∝ M 0 1/6 as proposed by Nadeau and Johnson (1998).
Additionally, several probes providing possibly unreliable information were filtered out before the actual correlation analysis.
Since users can 'serve themselves' in many cases, it is reasonable to suspect that they can also innovate with respect to the services they self-provide – possibly without the assistance of service providers.
The game provided possibly the most mellifluous goal of Tuesday night.
In the United States, a much-debated critique of Ms. Rowling in The Wall Street Journal by Harold Bloom, Sterling Professor of Humanities at Yale University, provided possibly the most heavyweight intellectual imprimatur to the dissent.
Where Scotland's deer stalking and grouse shooting provide possibly the lowest level of employment per square mile to be found in any temperate region in Europe, national parks could generate new jobs within an economy built on wildlife and tourism.
That strong, uncompromising defence is Honduras's biggest asset but if their campaign is to be more than a holding operation, they will need the injection of speed, agility and flair that Najar can provide – possibly off the bench as against Roy Hodgson's men last Saturday.
Hence they provide possibly good indices for an on-line crack monitoring system.
Chatterjee et al. (2015) provide possibly the only analysis that has focused on science and technology as well as private sector involvement in the region.
The provision of ambient search is explored, taking the user's ongoing writing as a source for the generation of search terms used to provide possibly useful results.
"We are continuing to invite people to come forward with fresh ideas for services they could provide, possibly using our premises, for which some limited support from the county council may be available".
