Sentence examples for envisage developing from inspiring English sources

NANOTUBES of various sorts may (see article) provide the building blocks of the brave new world of nanotechnology that the field's true believers envisage developing over the next few years.

The computational methods that we envisage developing for the design of HeteroFoaM systems must provide a foundation for the design of all of the local details of microstructure as well as support and represent the controlling physics that drives the functionality of the materials system.

Moreover, acknowledging the critical importance of distributed power devices and systems on one hand and the importance of microscale engineering on the other, we envisage developing an ethanol-based distributed hydrogen production device of the order of 1 kW using steam reforming of ethanol (SRE).

Such a program would potentially be even more attractive in Europe, given that minimum wages and income support packages are far more generous in than in the US, consequently leaving less scope to use the JG program as a means to replace a strong social welfare benefits model with some form of indentured slavery, which is something one could potentially envisage developing in the US.

We therefore envisage developing an EXACT repository as a place where investigators and practitioners can accumulate their knowledge about representing protocol actions.

APOBEC3B may be of similar importance to breast cancer, and one can already envisage developing the equivalent of a 'sunscreen' to inhibit APOBEC3B mutagenesis.

Although he has a seat on the board this is purely semantics – (McClaren frequently acknowledges he has no contact with Ashley and has never established the trust with the owner he initially envisaged developing).

Joy told TechCrunch that he envisages developing Truecaller Pay into one of India's top three payment apps over the next two years.

SIAR potentially opens up a host of possibilities for addressing key ecological questions and we envisage it developing continually as open-source software, becoming a holistic resource for performing a range of generic analyses relating to stable isotope techniques.

At the same time, the repercussions of the financial crisis hampered the willingness of industrialized countries to provide funding in the magnitude envisaged by developing countries.

For example, those barcodes with a high number of bars are envisaged for developing optical biosensors with a high sensitivity to small external changes.