Sentence examples for be foreseen in from inspiring English sources

Therefore, a large flexibility has to be foreseen in the design of these resistors.

Applications can be foreseen in fields such as molecular electronics, spintronics, sensors, catalysis and even synthesis.

Even though this may appear costly, it is less costly than commitment to a design that proves to be inappropriate because of circumstances that could not be foreseen in the early stages.

Since the nature of Schiff bases can be changed in a variety of ways, appealing routes for designing and preparing novel ruthenium complexes can be foreseen in the future.

After telling me that in his opinion no tension was to be foreseen in the near future, he added: "We have no intention of attacking Poland". When I pointed out to him that in this case no conflict was to be feared, since Poland was not going to attack Germany, he replied that serious incidents might occur, and quoted, as an example, the possible murder of a German consul.

Instead of a one-dimensional translation of the Israel of 2012 into the Holocaust of European Jewry, one question needs to be asked: is it advisable for Israel, on its own, to enter into a war with Iran, a war whose consequences cannot be foreseen, in order to prevent a future situation that is dangerous indeed but that no one can be sure will ever come to pass?

A full withdrawal is foreseen in 2017.

Reflektor's technology-is-bad-maybe crusade was foreseen in Sprawl II (Mountains Beyond Mountains).

This situation was foreseen in 1960-61, when Garfield Barwick passed legislation to amend the crimes act.

The 3D geographical region view and the subsystem correlation option are foreseen in future versions.

A maximum coupled power of 30 MW is foreseen in the 60 90 MHz frequency range.