Sentence examples for commonly envisioned from inspiring English sources
Gone are the days of the commonly envisioned "Bowery bum" or "street junkie".
It may simplify and render reliable authentication for election processes, opening the door to practicality for direct democracy in more areas than are commonly envisioned for its application to date.
Computer modeling of these dinosaurs' bones, reported in today's issue of Science, suggests that the swanlike neck posture commonly envisioned for these animals would have been impossible.
Low cost - RNs are commonly envisioned as low power and simple devices, in addition to not requiring fixed wireline BH connection, this enables for network operator savings in both capacity and operational expenditures [16].
What's less commonly envisioned are the new materials and repurposed products that will make up these clothes.
The sciences curriculum of the near future is commonly envisioned to be that of an integrated introduction to mathematics, computation, and the sciences in the context of relevant biological problems (Bialek and Botstein, 2004).
We envisioned that the extremely high binding constants commonly exhibited by CB[7] guest complexes could be used to outcompete biological macromolecules for their targets and thereby exert stimuli responsive control over the cognate biological functions.
The "light bridges," as they're commonly called, evoke Edward Law Olmsted's 1871 plans, never realized, that envisioned the Midway as a Venetian canal connecting the lagoons of Jackson and Washington Parks.
Compared to the options commonly listed in policy-oriented reporting (cf. [3, 29] and [23]), the complexity of the envisioned Cuijk scheme seems greater.
"Many scenarios are envisioned.
