Sentence examples for envisage human from inspiring English sources

The two explanations, which are not incompatible, both envisage human institutions as adapting to some important improvement in available resources.

In pursuing an answer Nordenfelt envisages human ability consisting of three parts: a human agent, their intended goal of action, and a supportive environment all of which come together to create the 'real practical possibility of action'.

It envisaged humans and nature as intertwined: landscapes artfully shaped for people's needs, people adapting their lives to natural contours, especially to the inevitability of death.

While the president's plan envisages humans travelling away from Earth and perhaps toward Mars at some time in the future, the lack of developed rockets and spacecraft will assure that ability will not be available for many years.

One could envisage a "human sememe project" as a semiotic analogue of the human genome project; and an important part of such a project would be large-scale registerial cartography for a wide range of languages.

Conservation and management of coastal lagoons envisage direct human intervention.

Although many biomaterials and tissue equivalents have been found to be promising in preclinical animal models, success rate in clinical translation remains poor as many of the animal data fail to envisage the human response.

Blastomere cloning with its multiple applications may be envisaged for human assisted reproductive technologies.

PHOTOGRAPH BY SHANNON MCPHERRON / MPIE-EVA In 1823, when William Buckland discovered the Red Lady of Paviland, part of what misled him about its age — in addition to his own inability to envisage "antediluvian" humans — was its appearance.

This envisages giving human rights a larger role in the governance of NSAGs.

Therefore, we envisaged that human liver CE2 would be the best candidate to employ in a GDEPT approach to treat human colon cancer.