Sentence examples for To be envisioned from inspiring English sources

Therefore, an energy coupling between ligand binding to the ECD region and reorganization of the 7 helices in the transmembrane domain is difficult to be envisioned.

Truth is said to be "envisioned in the encircling dance of represented Ideas [vergegenwärtigt im Reigen der dargestellen Ideen]" (OGT, 29, translation amended; GS 1.1, 209).

This allows a set of new applications and usages to be envisioned ranging from logistic and traceability purposes to emergency and rescue operations going through the monitoring of volcanos or forest fires.

He wanted to be envisioned as a team player.

Romney: I think threats and attacks that are beyond our current thinking and conventional consideration have to be envisioned by military planners.

Yes, one can volunteer at a secular organization (and many Hindus do just that) but developing structures within the Hindu community to support social service projects have to be envisioned, designed, and built from the ground up.

Still, I realized, I wasn't sure what I was supposed to be envisioning.

It is by no means clear that it is capable of mounting the sort of single, coordinated offensive it appears to be envisioning.

But Mr. Giuliani, who seems to be envisioning a ballot in which his name appears so often that voters are mesmerized, left the door open a crack.

Several types of improvement to SPANNER can be envisioned.

A totally synthetic approach to obtaining cyclopamine can be envisioned.