Sentence examples for sides which may from inspiring English sources

Storage of the factored blocks allows the application of the inverse to multiple right-hand sides which may not be known at factorization time.

Just under half of the vehicles affected in the UK could also have a small crack in inflators in the airbags in the driver and passenger sides, which may expand causing the airbags to partially inflate.

Even if the cuts were made, he wrote to Mayer, the movie would be subject "to the most minute criticism on all sides," which "may result in enormous difficulty to your studio".

The starch granules were compressed with depressions on their lateral sides which may have resulted from pressure from surrounding starch granules.

The newly formed BN layers between the formerly formed BN shells and the molten catalyst particle would exert a stress on both sides, which may extrude the molten catalyst particle outside of the BN shell (Figure 7b).

On the other hand, Vogel (1955) described his lab measurements as an estimation that did not account for scattered light coming in from the sides, which may again increase the amount of incoming light.

Speakers should avoid sweeping the room with their eyes or letting their eyes dart up to the ceiling or to the side, which may signal uncertainty.

But Germany, unlike most of the teams at this World Cup, will attack Vicente Del Bosque's side, which may create space for Andres Iniesta and others to counterattack.

Hamas has a pragmatic side, which may still come to the fore as its leaders realise the need to be flexible if they want to stay in office.

People there have not had time on their side, which may help explain why, today, they leap across centuries to settle on this or that political or economic idea, and then leap again.

A power-sharing deal would not be an easy sell to hard-liners on either side, which may be why the opposition and government are playing down their informal talks.