Examples of using May form in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Brittle phases may form in alloy 825 at temperatures above~ 540C, so it is
where by citizens may form or join any political party, special interest group,
A P pleated sheet may form between separate poly-peptide chains,
It is expected, TV network that the technological"Krajina TB" in the future, may form the basis for the creation of regional TV satellite platform.
tail stands out a little and may form a frill which is natural
resistance levels, or along a trend line, or during a news event, a strong shadow may form and create a trading signal of real importance.
each chain section may form base pairs with hydrogen bonds, thus forming a
The light may form dots, circles
the meat may form chemicals that cause changes in DNA, resulting in an increased risk of cancer.
it is hoped that this treatise may form part of the process through which equilibrium is attained.
Some people with mild elevations, or even results within normal ranges, may form stones, while other people with significantly increased results will not.
Scientists believe that the material blasted off Pluto's moons by micrometeoroid impacts may form rings around the dwarf planet, but the Hubble photographs have not detected any so far.
Crustaceans and mollusk eggs. Associations: Adults may form plankton feeding aggregations of up to 20 individuals, and occasionally clean other reef
If alternate suspects were identified and not eliminated during the investigation, that lack of investigation may form the basis for a defence to the charge.
the mothers may form a crèche.
crystals may form and cause gout.
wells can be dug and oases may form where plant
A bump may form at the site of injection that lasts a few weeks.[3] The vaccine is
Sea smoke has a turbulent appearance and may form spiralling columns.[5]
The American Meteorological Society Glossary of Meteorology includes the definition of black ice as"a thin sheet of ice, relatively dark in appearance,[that] may form when light rain or drizzle falls on a road surface that is at a temperature below 0 °C.