Sentence examples for which may be reached from inspiring English sources

Beyond the Asphalt The varied wildlife in the Bronx can be enjoyed on a visit to some of the borough's parks and gardens, which may be reached by car or public transportation.

By Robert Littell The New Yorker, December 12 , 1931P. 38 Visit to Welfare Island, also known as Blackwell's Island which may be reached by taking the one-man trolley in the middle of the Queensboro Bridge.

Physiographically, parts of the same system are the Catherine Cave, the largest cavern in the district, and a string of lakes, the Punkva water caves, which may be reached by boat.

Under some genericity conditions, which may be reached through a linear change of coordinates, we show that a plane projection of the given curve, together with a special polynomial in the ideal of the curve contains all the information needed to compute its topological shape.

More substantial resistance against MAO-A, which may be reached by deuteration at the α-position, potentially increases the absolute uptake by up to threefold after 30 min and almost tenfold after 60 min (as seen when inducing complete inhibition of MAO-A by clorgyline, Figure 3).

Finally, another set of four ANN models combining three SCPs as input parameters and one ANN model accounting simultaneously for the four SCPs are developed to provide an estimate of the maximum improvement (i.e. reduction in the standard deviation of residuals), which may be reached with the four considered site proxies.

That leaves quantitative easing, which may be reaching a competitive stage.

They must intend to continue coming to the clinic for the next year with no planned absences of more than four months, and they must have a phone number at which they may be reached.

The Light Cone First, there are the points from which a photon (travelling at speed c, of course) may reach O or which (like A) may be reached by a photon from O. We say that these points are lightlike separated from O. Second, there are the points inside (rather than on) the future or past light cone of O.

Due to the strong linkage of PrP genotype at codons 136, 154 and 171 with the susceptibility to classical scrapie in sheep, classical scrapie is a unique infectious disease for which disease control may be reached relatively easy through selective breeding.

Wonder if in 2015 there will be a leader who can get us back to the idea of pledging allegiance to "The United States of America and to the republic for which it stands?" Diane Dimond may be reached via her website at www.DianeDimond.com or at [email protected].