Examples of using May exist in English and their translations into Polish
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We wish to clarify any misconception that may exist in your minds regarding the MITS ALTAIR system.
Granite may exist in various colours
Please be aware that polymers may exist in different versions,
Compliance of an interoperability constituent with the essential requirements applying to it shall be established in relation to any relevant European specifications that may exist.
similar risks may exist for this class of drugs.
similar risks may exist for this class of medicinal products.
Please note that polymers may exist in different versions,
It updates the graphics driver to fix a compatibility issue that may exist with applications that use OpenGL.
When two metals are electrically isolated from each other, an arbitrary voltage difference may exist between them.
Please be aware that polymers may exist in different versions,
as an act of faith…,… that some things may exist even if we cannot see.
The article first of all deals with interdependencies which may exist between aviation security measures(e.g. cockpit door locking systems)
to the extent that the Court is prima facie satisfied that an arbitration agreement under the Rules may exist.
Likewise, the HBF consists of an array of subatomic particles known as Quarks, which may exist in either a wave or particle state of being.
Coordination problems may exist for example in the field of standards setting,
calling out to other intelligent civilizations that may exist in the universe?
The potential for an increased risk of infection-related complications may exist following treatment with multiple chemotherapeutic or biological agents.
This should also produce value in bridging the gap that may exist between specialised CFT police,
First I need you to consider the possibility that parts of us may exist after our bodies have stopped.
no organ available in their country, when it may exist and be available elsewhere.