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In this research these attributes are envisaged by exploiting ITU-T G.723.1 speech codec, DCT based speech encryption algorithm and Texas Instruments' 32-bit floating-point DSP (Digital Signal Processor) TMS320C6711, respectively.

There is no specific requirement under current EU agricultural policy to support legume-based cropping systems or to develop home-grown protein crops, but revisions to the policy are envisaged by the European Commission by 2020, which are likely to encourage synergies between crop and livestock farming in order to make better use of protein sources (European Commission, 2010).

Pages would be envisaged by the backbench and drawn by the designers as now.

It was envisaged by both this and the previous government that faith groups would be some of the new providers.

Frontline is envisaged by those involved as another route into social work, to complement rather than replace more traditional degrees.

The extraordinary packaging problem this poses can be envisaged by a scale model enlarged a million times.

This had probably not been envisaged by Tiberius, just as he did not include noncitizens among the beneficiaries of distributions.

That meeting is envisaged by some in the Bush administration, and by Egyptian officials, as the first of a series that could start a process of serious dialogue.

What was envisaged by planners in London and Washington to be a seamless transition from dictatorship to democracy has proved to be anything but.

It was to fill the schedules of his new channel, BBC3, which was envisaged by the corporation as a way to win over the elusive 16-34-year-old 16-34-year-old 16-34-year-old 16-34-year-old

"No path is envisaged by the EU other than the UN path," the EU's foreign policy chief, Javier Solana, told the Guardian yesterday.