Sentence examples for which may release from inspiring English sources

So will his record company, Verve, which may release a live recording of the tour.

Owing to hydrogen-doping, Mo5+ exists in the HxMoO3 nanobelt, which may release extra electrons.

CAL HOBSON president of the State Senate in Oklahoma, which may release some prison inmates to save money.

When acid sulfate soils containing hypersulfidic material (pH > 4) dry, oxidation of pyrite causes strong acidification with the formation of sulfuric material (pH < 4), which may release high concentrations of metals and metalloids.

Through the moisture ingress into the matrix fiber interfacial region and resulting in the moisture swelling which may release the thermally induced residual compressive stresses around interfacial zone, certain degradation of disband at the interface of fiber and matrix was observed in the SEM pictures.

In addition to the carcinogens robbing her of her physical health, her "should" attitude was resulting in guilt, which may release cortisol into her body.

The authority has 20 days to make an evaluation after which they may release part or all of the bond based on their evaluation of the company's reclamation.

Not only do these discrete vesicular structures have variable sizes, but they also have "preferred" intracellular locations (61, 88) into which they may release quanta of Ca2+, i.e., they may couple to different Ca2+-dependent processes.

Releasing the degree centrality of a given node, attacker can find out the number of nodes associated to this node which may further release its identity.

In an early state, the 2001, which may be released next May or June, seemed more powerful though possibly less graceful than its predecessor.

Fine particulates (PM2.5) and sulfate aerosols, which may be released in traffic exhaust fumes, are associated with slightly increased risk.