Sentence examples for by envisioning from inspiring English sources
It explains how conceptual frameworks and standards enable interdisciplinary exchange by envisioning and structuring interaction.
Agile product owners create paths for success by envisioning and evangelizing solutions.
By envisioning data as 'graphs,' MIT researchers show how to find local solutions to otherwise overwhelmingly complex problems.
In 1964, three papers by the different physicists showed how this could work by envisioning a kind of cosmic molasses filling space.
Mr. Fincher honors Larsson's muckraking legacy by envisioning a Sweden that is corrupt not merely in its ruling institutions but in the depths of its soul.
The early chapters deal with the development of several utopian company towns, whose creators planned them in part by envisioning what they would not be.
At one point Ursula illustrates the problem by envisioning irony as a marketable commodity, with this pitch: "Double your consumption potential with Irony.
Half, led by Geshe Lobsang, learned compassion meditation (practitioners develop a sense of interconnectedness by envisioning all humans as friends or family).
He pushes our knowledge of Chinese art forward by envisioning each reinstallation as a stand-alone thematic show, made up of Met material and outside loans.
He feels nourished by his study of psychic healing, and redirects his energy by envisioning circles and figure eights within himself: "I am constantly rearranging my internal furniture".
More practically still, Mr. Maddox concludes his book by envisioning four potential calamities to humankind and by proposing what might be done to avoid them.
