Sentence examples for by envisaging from inspiring English sources
However, none of these studies developed an effective tool for managing schedule risks of PHP by envisaging the key characteristics of schedule risks and PHP.
Travel is the soul of Louis Vuitton, but Lorenz Bäumer, the artistic director for high jewelry, gave something new to that concept and to Vuitton's geometric toile patterns by envisaging flowers in exotic places.
The American commentator Thomas Friedman, a man who generally leans well toward the Israeli side, once expressed the terrible possibilities of the future by envisaging a suicide bomber with a nuclear bomb in his backpack walking into Haifa or some other Israeli city.
Specifically, I will consider the semiotic nodes on which my proposal rests, namely: 1) topological space and landscape-based logic, viewed as the foundations for achieving a chorographic metrics; 2) the figural ways whereby we can recover the sense of landscape, by envisaging an icon built around the concept of archetype.
As with the SCM, the new model differs from homogeneous models by envisaging the advance of the adsorbate to be marked by a distinct inward-moving interface, but it generalizes the SCM to allow for an incompletely saturated adsorbed shell behind the front governed by any Langmuir isotherm.
In SAIL, the caches are regarded as publishers by envisaging the deployment of large scale information object caching and replication mechanisms cooperative with the Name Resolution System (NRS).
He revised the Sejong master plan, though the revision has yet to be approved by Parliament, envisaging an "education and science town" complete with a rare isotope accelerator.
Our data provide a structural basis for the mechanism of RNA primer extension and release by Pol α envisaged by the authors.
By that point the redevelopment envisaged by Newcastle's planning department was far from complete.
The next step envisaged by the separatists, rule by the Kremlin, would be even more so.
By then the large majority of the readers envisaged by the evangelists were non-Jews.
