They envisage a country based, in common with the vast majority of the world's democracies, on a constitution that organises its institutions and protects fundamental rights.
To explain this distribution of GenTrain scores in the tetraploid genotyping, we can envisage a scenario when the common ancestral species of the A and B genomes both harbored a monomorphic base at one locus in their genomes, e.g., G.
The vault is not the seed bank that Fowler envisaged back in the eighties — a common bowl from which the world could feed as one.
In France itself, the political elite, already disenchanted with EU enlargement, has long fantasised about dissolving the present EU and starting again with a political union of the original six members; or perhaps just with France and Germany.All these scenarios share a common factor: they envisage some sort of split in the European Union.
We envisage an ecology of sites (using a common syntactic and semantic infrastructure) which store a variety of objects in different numbers and with different attributes, and offer them to the world for re-use.
Besides the realization of a common internal electricity market, COMELEC envisages, as a long-term goal, a gradual integration and regulatory harmonization with the European electricity market [27, 28].
Nonetheless, practical applications of leptin administration may be envisaged in sports medicine and the area of disuse atrophy, which is a common clinical phenomenon.
We can envisage a scenario where both Wnt signaling and cell motility would be stimulated by a common set of transcription factors.
Despite now largely secure molecular phylogenies a stumbling block has been how best to envisage the common ancestor.
Dickinson originally envisaged the ZX81 as "an expandable range of boxes following a vaguely modular approach with a common width", though this approach was eventually dropped.
