Sentence examples for envisage for example from inspiring English sources

One of the objectives of our research is to determine if measurements taken in different rooms can be grouped together reliably, which would allow to envisage, for example, a person-tracking system for use in a multi-room interior environment.

One could envisage, for example, that HVC only processes auditory feedback errors if these occur for a critical amount of time.

We envisage, for example, initiatives that use genomics to characterize the identity and physiological impact of environmental toxins, to enhance newborn screening directed at early interventions, and to target scarce medical resources to the most at risk individuals and those most likely to respond to treatment.

One could envisage, for example, that community resources may play a greater role in early development of CKD via their influence on the development and management of key risk factors for CKD (e.g. type 2 diabetes that develops as a consequence of limited physical activity).

Savings are envisaged for example through reduced emergency hospital admissions.

The RC proteins own such technical properties that many unique applications are envisaged, for example, their use in nanostructures or in optoelectronic systems [3, 60].

These often turn out to be more informative than the initial questioner may have envisaged: for example, the somewhat frivolous question "What's the best way to stop Velociraptor attacks?" (http://www.askabiologist.org.uk/answers/viewtopic.php?id=988) attracted six answers.

Potential applications of the resource allocation scheme presented in this paper are envisaged for example in wireless mesh networks to control transmit powers and beamformers of base stations (mesh routers).

Whereas such data is consistent with the presented hypothesis, it should be noted that alternate hypothesis may be envisaged; for example, ligand stimulation might increase targeting of the activated receptor molecule to the proteosome, as seen with other nuclear receptors [42].

Genetic engineering of MSCs for targeted migration to arthritic joints could be envisaged, for example, by MSCs expressing antibodies on their cell membrane that recognise epitopes specific to the damaged articular cartilage [ 73].

Such hydrophobic mismatch would be energetically unfavourable, and different ways of alleviating it can be envisaged, for example (i) tilting of substrate TMD in the membrane or (ii) minimising the solvent-exposed hydrophobic surface area of substrate TMD by its interaction with GlpG.