Sentence examples for which may be brought from inspiring English sources

Moreover, there are some other types of noise, which may be brought in by the collection device.

The suction behaviour of bricks, which may be brought back to the models of [Gummerson RJ, Hall C, Hoff WD. The suction rate and the sorptivity of bricks.

These results indicate that the magnetic loss can be ascribed to the eddy current effect, which may be brought by the relatively larger particles agglomerated with small Ni nanocrystals.

There is a difficulty in articulating this view, which may be brought out as follows: To begin with, one must pick a background theory in which to discuss the various models and this leads to a difficult.

Our data indicate that the senescent phenotype is linked to the increased production of degradation enzymes which may be brought about by the catabolic cytokine IL-1 known to be increased in disc degeneration [ 9].

On the other hand there is an argument that we would be overloading our Court, which is already facing the challenge of enlargement, with a whole raft of cases which may be brought sometimes for dubious political, rather than real legal, reasons.

All systems of law have statutes restricting the time within which legal proceedings may be brought.

Education and jobs, not rooting out some faux-religious doctrine, are the means by which the disenfranchised may be brought back into the fold.

For example, Great Britain envisage one possible scenario in which Bradley Wiggins may be brought in at the last moment if one of the team pursuit squad is ill or drastically off form.

It adds: "The period during which an appeal in review may be brought expires on 30 November of the year during which the decision that is liable to review has been handed down, if that decision is likely to have an effect on the result of a championship".

It is shown that CRC structures which are initially under-imprinted may be brought to a resonant condition by increasing the metal deposition thickness, which is desirable for improving the thermal and mechanical properties of the structures.