Sentence examples for Researcher foresees from inspiring English sources
"If a researcher foresees the cost of KT activities in his proposal and adds the prices to the costs of the proposal, we wouldn't oppose".
The researchers foresee other uses too, such as for video games, and smart-home sensors.
The researchers foresee the mesh having many uses beyond Parkinson's.
Eventually, researchers foresee benefits across a wide range of industries, from manufacturing and agriculture to transportation and space exploration.
The researchers foresee a substantial additional local warming influence from this change in landscapes, with the darker foliage absorbing sunlight that would otherwise be reflected back to space.
Still, the McKinsey researchers foresee "substantial workplace transformations" across the globe, which they think calls for more public investment in job training centers and education.
While Accenture will not divulge which of its corporate clients are interested in the prototype, the researchers foresee widespread use of the software within a few years.
Allen and Liddle's lab occupies several buildings on some of Silicon Valley's sweetest real estate, not far from the foothills on the western edge of Palo Alto... Yet in many respects Interval bears little resemblance to the PARC of the seventies....Interval's researchers foresee a world in which computing is ubiquitous and the purpose of it is no longer just to enhance productivity.
Fortunately, the researchers foresaw this objection and were circumspect in their delineation of the link between social media use and attacks.
The researchers foresee that the process for psilocybin use in the clinic would be similar to how an anesthesiologist prescribes and administers a drug, minimizing the potential for abuse or harm.
The academia has not ignored such eruption, some researchers foreseeing a myriad of applications ranging from e-commerce to cooperative platforms; while others soon realized that OSNs could represent a unique opportunity to bring empirical evidence at large into open sociological problems.
