Sentence examples for envisage three from inspiring English sources

The authors envisage three such structures: peak-level coordination, pattern bargaining (termed intermediate coordination), and uncoordinated systems.

One can in general envisage three broad levels of what might be called semantic information present in data associated with a declared persistent identifier.

The relevant verb, doxazein, often means 'to judge that something is so-and-so.' Hellenistic discussions envisage three attitudes that cognizers take to impressions (how things seem to them): assent, rejection, and suspension of judgment (epochê).

Since two fiber protein species, WT and R7-ZZwt, coexisted within the nucleoplasm, one could theoretically envisage three modes of assembly for Ad5/R7-ZZwt/E1 WTFib virions (Fig. 11 A C).

The ASHA programme guidelines envisage three different roles for ASHAs.

The authors envisage three key implications from these findings.

I can envisage two alternatives.

One can envisage two possible scenarios.

The precise role of Disp1 in releasing lipid-modified Shh from Shh-expressing cells remains unclear, however, we envisage two possible Disp1 functions in Shh-expressing cells; the polarized trafficking of Shh or formation or release of soluble Shh complexes.

The plans envisage two free-standing extensions to the Thomas Hamilton-deschool school which critics say would give it the appearance of a giant Mickey Mouse head looking down on the city.

America, too, supports peace talks with the Taliban, having once opposed them.Some Afghan politicians envisage two years of peace talks, with the Taliban then taking part in parliamentary elections.