Sentence examples for concept envisages from inspiring English sources

The concept envisages a Redline network, which transports medical and emergency supplies, and a Blueline network, which would make larger commercial deliveries and subsidise the medical supply chain.

The concept envisages a service on the United Kingdom Germany corridor, and examines its competitiveness with regard to a number of alternative transport modes.

Nonetheless, to accomplish its challenging scientific objective, the NGGM mission concept envisages a wide range of innovations, with respect to the past or flying missions, both on technological and automatic control side.

Moreover, the whole Sentinel concept envisages paired operation, meaning a second satellite, Sentinel-2b, will follow its sister into orbit in 2016.

The goal of Lévesque and his Parti Québécois government was the independence option termed "sovereignty-association". The concept envisaged Quebec enacting its own laws, collecting taxes from its people, and establishing relations with foreign countries.

This module concept also envisages Inter-Chip-Vias (ICV) to extract the signals from the backside of the chips, thereby achieving a higher fraction of active area with respect to the present pixel module design.

The 2050 roadmap, presently at the concept stage, envisages a far more demanding regime.

A 20 MW Lower Hybrid Current Drive system using an antenna based on the Passive-Active Multijunction (PAM) concept is envisaged on ITER.

The selected concept of operations envisages the launch of a satellite carrying a number of de-orbiting devices, such as solid propellant kits.

Once, when his son treated some subjects arbitrarily, he said to him: "Do you not understand that our kingship is a noble servitude [endoxos douleia]?" This paradoxical concept of monarchy envisaged the ruler as bearing the burden of his office, serving the people and the law.

As GM envisages the concept, vehicle bodies would not only be manufactured separately from the chassis, but might even be sold separately.