Sentence examples for cases envisaged from inspiring English sources

Potential use cases envisaged for the XIM technology include helping students study more efficiently.

What is much harder is working out whether, in most of the cases envisaged, organ buyers have a duty to alleviate the poverty.

vrAse is one part Oculus Rift, one part Google Glass, one part sci-fi ski goggles — with gaming, 3D movie-watching and augmented reality use-cases envisaged by its creators, assuming they can get developers to make the apps to go with their goggles.

Shortcutting settings or grabbing content was another use-case envisaged by the NFC pushers.

The project, in this case, envisages networking various sites to improve the metabolism of the whole city.

Extension of these results to some more complex loading cases is envisaged, and a numerical procedure will be probably needed in the general case.

"The deterioration in the macroeconomic environment has far exceeded the worst-case scenarios envisaged" in plans made two years ago under the chief executive, Carlos Ghosn, the company said.

Almost all of the banks, regulators suggest, have enough capital overall to ride out even the worst-case scenario envisaged in the tests.

Before the bungled bail-out, a worst-case scenario envisaged the two big banks requiring €7.8 billion in recapitalisation; now €10.6 billion may be needed to clear up the mess, according to a leaked European Commission document.

Some South African cities have initiated public transport transformation projects which, in most cases, ultimately envisage the in toto replacement of paratransit operations with formalised BRT systems.

Although hepatocellular cancer (HCC) remains relatively uncommon in Australia, its incidence has increased approximately five-fold since 1972; based upon current trends, a three-fold increase in the number of new cases is being envisaged by 2020 [ 1].