Sentence examples for environment envisaged from inspiring English sources

This feels like an ultimate reversal of the relation between humanity and environment envisaged in the religious vision – the material world's processes deliberately harnessed to bring about domination by violence; though, when you think about it, it is only a projection of the existing history of military technology.

These glass-ceramics showed relatively high thermal expansion coefficient and hardness and, therefore, its application as protective coatings for metallic components against high temperatures and/or corrosive environments is envisaged.

Given the more intuitive application development environment, it is envisaged that real applications will emerge at a more rapid pace, and as such the importance of the provision of security remains to the fore.

In this sense, a dual role of MBL, both protective and detrimental, in the vaginal environment, could be envisaged to take into account the susceptibility to and the type of outcome (i.e., VVC or RVVC) of Candida infection.

By studying South Asians who are exposed to diverse environments we envisage these contrasts will yield etiologic clues to the South Asians predilection to develop excess adiposity, early age insulin resistance, and type 2 diabetes.

Computer vision tools able to analyse those complex environments are, therefore, envisaged to support biologists in their strive towards analysing the natural environment, promoting its preservation and understanding the behaviour and interactions of the living organisms (insects, animals etc).

It can be envisaged as an environment- and history-dependent parameter encoded in the biochemical network of that initial single cell.

The design of light yet highly insulated cryogenic tanks is a key enabling technology for hydrogen-fuelled flights, especially when operation in the harsh thermal environment associated with hypersonic speeds is envisaged.

One type of environmental change under scrutiny is the foundation of a new population into a novel environment, the persistence of which is envisaged as a race between demographic and evolutionary process (Gomulkiewicz and Holt 1995).

This paper explores how it is envisaged that the learning environments will be implemented and how they will be used in practice in the class room.

An configuration provides a much tougher test whether a model renders the spatial environment properties correctly than the or configurations envisaged for LTE.