Sentence examples for be foreseen for from inspiring English sources

What ever is happening to the culture of planning and design in this period, and what can be foreseen for the forthcoming decades?

The evaluation board is only adopted for prototyping purposes, while the final redesign of a customized board has to be foreseen for a final optimized prototype with unused components pruned and so ready for real series production.

Indeed, various fields of application can be foreseen for which meshing heterogeneous geometry is required, such as finite element simulations (in the case of heterogeneous materials and assemblies, for example), animation and visualization (medical imaging, for example).

This study demonstrates that BM graft added to MBCP constitute an appropriate material to be considered in case of bone defect occurring in irradiated tissue, and could be foreseen for use after bone removal for oncologic obligations.

These sensors will be either specifically dedicated to activity recognition, or they will be foreseen for other uses yet can be repurposed for activity recognition (e.g., proximity infrared sensors are typically used to turn on lighting automatically but can be repurposed to detect static postures from dynamic movement [8]).

In our case, since the Raman spectrum of rhodamine cannot be detected after immersion of bare porous silicon in dye solutions with concentration as high as 10-4 M, an EARE larger than 108 can be foreseen for this optimized SERS substrate.

Among occupations with fewer than 1,000 jobs at present, major growth is foreseen for chemists, biotechnicians and addiction counselors.

It said it would resume dividend payments in 2013, but at half of the €1.50, or $1.80 ,a share that had been foreseen for 2012.

It has had two rounds of rolling blackouts that disabled traffic lights and elevators for hours at a time, and worse problems are foreseen for the summer.

Coral bleaching is still a major cause for concern, particularly given the rising temperatures and other environmental changes that are foreseen for the coming decades.

If a form of international supervision is foreseen for a possible post-Gaddafi Libya, this precedent ought to be borne in mind.