Sentence examples for will try to align from inspiring English sources

Indicating that the United States might join in this campaign, a British Cabinet minister implied that Britain will try to align France's five Common Market associates against Gen. de Gaulle.

In the presence of a magnetic field, the magnetic moment of the particles will try to align with the magnetic field direction leading to a macroscopic magnetization of the fluid.

That will drive things first and then we will try to align with other domestic partners.

FACS will try to classify these sequences but they were excluded from the analysis for BLAT and SSAHA2 since neither method will try to align them.

Given the multiple breast cancer subtypes (and associated oncogenic drivers), it will be important to try to align genotypes/epigenotypes to metastatic patterns, in order to predict likely sites of relapse.

Similarly, Felix will try to position objects so they align with the horizon, for example.

k-mers in a read appearing in the de Bruijn graph is considering as potential aligned position and IDBA-Tran will try to extend both ends of alignment considering substitution error only.

"One candidate or the other will try to show sustained momentum," said Tad Devine, an expert on Democratic nominating rules who is not aligned with either campaign.

With Women's Super League 2 starting, St George's Park as well, it is really important that we try to align the women's game to some of the things that will be happening in the men's game".

end{aligned} We will try to apply Q times a non-critical phase estimate to the oscillatory integral (I_{m,varepsilon}).

end{aligned} (7) We will try to obtain a formula for (7).