Sentence examples for envisaged as target from inspiring English sources

Unlike other naocarriers, such as liposomes/micelles that emerged in the 1960s and nanoparticles/dendrimers that emerged in 1980s, it has emerged no more than 20 years for carbon nanotubes to be envisaged as target drug carriers.

The exhibition, envisaged as rising from the Nazi flames, is a homage to Hirschfeld's institute.

Thus far, this is only envisaged as applying to shale gas.

There it will have two major effects, best envisaged as heat and acid.

Linearly elastic solids have molecules envisaged as being locked together by springlike elastic forces.

The sources of wealth are not envisaged as legitimate, or as anything other than bare-faced robbery.

Originally envisaged as lasting a matter of weeks, the air campaign is now into its fourth month.

This material is envisaged as a very promising bifunctional catalyst, in particular in terms of durability.

Marine protected areas (MPAs) are increasingly envisaged as a tool to manage coastal ecosystems and fisheries.

These designs can also be envisaged as being subservient to space filling or fractal considerations.

This means that certain institutional arrangements are envisaged as being present or absent (Tolbert and Zucker 1996).