Sentence examples for envisaged between from inspiring English sources

A general relation is envisaged between charge mobility and packing closeness in the series.

In a tweet sent to CCTV, the party-run state broadcaster, Chen alluded to a recent speech by Chinese president Xi Jinping, writing: "Let's work together to tell great China story to the world!" Chen did not publicly respond to tweets asking her to elaborate on the nature of the partnership she envisaged between Twitter and the Chinese government mouthpieces.

In this paper, a two-player non-cooperative game is envisaged between on the one hand the network user seeking a path to minimise the expected trip cost and on the other hand an "evil entity" choosing link performance scenarios to maximise the expected trip cost.

Labour has claimed fire and rescue budgets were cut by 30% between 2010 and 2015, and a further 20% cuts are envisaged between 2015 and 2020.

Berlioz, who in 1858 first coined the term when describing his work Roméo et Juliette, explained the distinctive relationship he envisaged between voice and orchestra: Even though voices are often used, it is neither a concert opera nor a cantata, but a choral symphony.

This revised interpretation greatly reduces the huge time-lag originally envisaged between the origin of Posibacteria and neomura [ 1], though not nearly as much as you suggest.

When the games was first scheduled, fans envisaged a contest between two playoff contenders.

Last night Medvedev said it was "pretty strange" the charter envisaged co-operation between Ukraine and the US on gas since Ukraine "didn't produce gas".

The designers, who are good at finishing each other's sentences, said that their imagination envisaged a link between British and Italian style as in "Mick Jagger meets Antonioni".

Anticipating a rematch of Ehud Barak and Benjamin Netanyahu in spring elections, they dourly envisaged a battle between two failed prime ministers against the backdrop of a deeply flawed political system and in the midst of a violent conflict with the Palestinians.

I begin by outlining some of the ways that philosophers have conceived of the place of emotions in the topography of the mind, particularly in their relation to bodily states, to motivation, and to beliefs and desires, as well as some of the ways in which they have envisaged the relation between different emotions.