Sentence examples for all foreseen from inspiring English sources

His transformation of the Proms was not all foreseen from the beginning.

The document was updated in April 2010 and gives an overview of all (foreseen) initiatives in order to successfully launch a broad-scale introduction of EVs.

Present information technologies use semiconductor devices and magnetic/optical discs, however, they are all foreseen to face fundamental limitations within a decade.

One of the design challenges is to develop a heliostat which is able to withstand all foreseen mechanical loads, while at the same time have reduce costs by avoiding unnecessary safety margins.

Note in passing that the associated reduction of model parameter space dimension developments [14] along with the emergence of the quantitative evidence/knowledge-based materials design paradigm and the treatment of images as data planes [15] were all foreseen some two decades ago.

The main recommendations are as follow: Institutional Reform Process: a) Complete all foreseen actions in each area of the reform in an articulated and coordinated manner with the Institutional Strategic Plan.

In the last episode of the series, the gang all foresee the collapse of the British newspaper industry and jack in their dreams of journalism in favour of doing degrees in social media.

Measured against TV ratings and box-office receipts, the mobile video audience is tiny today, but a range of companies, from Hollywood studios to local TV stations, all foresee an increasingly wireless world — and they don't want to be cut out of the picture.

Adding to our 'lens of now' problem is our tendency to look back and convince ourselves that we did, after all, foresee developments that we did not: that banking crisis, that spike/slump in oil prices, that food shortage/food glut, the disruptive strength of those warlords that we armed.

Bouamra-Mechemache et al. (2008a, 2008b), Chantreuil et al. (2008), Kempen et al. (2011), Réquillart et al. (2008), and Witzke and Tonini (2008) all foresee an increase in the European milk supply of between 2.6 and 5.0%, as well as a price reduction ranging from 5.3 to 10.3%, with respect to the baseline milk quota scenario.

In all the foreseen applications, good knowledge of recombination kinetics and carrier dynamics at high temperature in the QDs is of the utmost importance.