Nevertheless, considering the mechanisms that lead to the deposition of elemental S at Ruapehu, the low S contents of the SP springs, and the lake waters, could be also explained with the precipitation of elemental S at depth, as envisaged at Ruapehu and Poás volcanoes.
It's a literature whose boundaries lie only at the limits of the human imagination, although it is arguably better at predicting social change than it is at envisaging scientific developments, of which its track record is lively, but not as accurate as one might wish (it wasn't great at predicting advances in technological miniaturisation).
First, already at that time, there were attempts at envisaging simultaneously the questions of vote secrecy in the case of electors and in the case of representatives.[37] And the interesting fact is that we do not have today a clear theory telling us why we should have secret ballots for electors and open votes in plenary parliamentary sessions.
The Bundesbank politely welcomes a more harmonised approach but is anxious about both the speed of the reform (at least as envisaged by the European Commission) and the details of such a big move.
"The development of military capability outside Nato as envisaged at Cologne will inevitably create a conflict between the EU and Nato, undermine the US commitment to Europe and give the EU a role for which it is totally unsuited".
Designed by a team from the London County Council architects department (some of whom would later be found the seminal British avant-garde group Archigram), the Southbank Centre is a stunning view of the future as envisaged at the time.
At the moment it looks as though YouTube was the only really shrewd acquisition in the sense that one can at least envisage a way that it might eventually turn into a serious money-pump for Google.
It's a reasonable bet that none of those present at Rambouillet envisaged that 43 years later the annual get-together for their successors would be in Hangzhou.
The prospect of losing a bank's headquarters still knocks national regulators into a defensive tizzy.John Leonard, an analyst at Salomon Smith Barney, envisages a continuing stand-off between banks across national borders until the last pairing-up is done at home.
Many people who enjoyed science, maths and IT at school, but may not envisage themselves at university, can be put off pursuing their passions, believing they would need a degree to take this interest any further.
