Sentence examples for we may refer from inspiring English sources

More results on the extinction for the degenerate parabolic equations have also been obtained by many researchers, and we may refer to [11 16] and the references therein.

More examples and a collection of works on the existence of solutions of boundary value problems on half-line for differential, difference and integral equations may be found in the monographs [1, 2] For some works and various techniques dealing with such boundary value problems (we may refer to [3 6] and the references cited therein).

We also found that the PEG-silicone polyester surfactants impart a new function water-repellency to nylon function water-repellency toto these materials as "funylonnal" surfabricss.

Thus, we may refer to our decisions respecting the availability of the federal habeas remedy in deciding the question presented in this case.

Given the nature of the framework of VQ in which fuzzy sets are involved, we may refer to the discussed processes of FVQ as a fuzzy granulation and fuzzy degranulation.

If the loan still hasn't been paid back in full by day 46 the company will refer the matter to its collection department, "which incurs additional administrative charges and transaction fees, and we may refer you to our collection partner... In addition to the interest that will continue to accrue, you may then have to pay the additional charges to debt collection agency".

Also we remark that the reader may refer to the recent results obtained by Sokół and Nunokawa [6] as applications of differential subordination.

Given the interpretation that this may refer to the retirement decision, we set (s^x=s^g=0.03).

Some people may refer to morality as the "Golden Rule," whereby we treat others how we want to be treated.

One may refer to [1 3] and the references therein.

The reader may refer to [1 9] and the references therein.