Sentence examples for surface in the next from inspiring English sources

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It is estimated that well more than one million claims could surface in the next quarter-century.

Through the Google Lunar Xprize, a number of private companies are building spacecraft designed to soft-land on the lunar surface in the next few years.

One new area that's likely to surface in the next set of AAP recommendations is the suggestion that media constitute another environment in which children live.

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Anna's trauma, however, has surfaced in the next generation.

"There may not be an advantage that surfaces in the next leg, but over time there'll be some frustration," Dalton said.

We will discuss the effect of surfactant on surface tension in the next subsection.

Analysis: Expect normal hardware price cycles downward in price to impact current Surface hardware in the next 12 months.

They will monitor the comet's surface closely in the next few months, as both 67P and Rosetta travel closer to the sun, for any changes that might help explain how the comet's activity shaped its surface.

A unique sequence of modifications was applied: at first the metal particles were evenly electrodeposited onto a flat silicon surface, and in the next electrochemical step the porous structure was produced.

In any case, if more accounting misdeeds surface in the next year or two, understand that it is merely the unraveling of past misdeeds.

While that competition is now over, there are at least five teams with launch contracts that hope to land on the Lunar surface in the next two years," said Xprize founder Peter H. Diamandis, M.D. in a statement.

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