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The original idea behind the museum, as envisaged by its Afghan sponsors, was to create a place where national treasures could be held until Afghanistan returned to some form of normal life.
The country had been set up as a homeland for Indian Muslims, but it had been a more or less secular state, as envisaged by its founder, the clean-shaven, tweed-jacketed, and Anglicized Muhammad Ali Jinnah.
THE nuts and bolts of the European Union are hardly riveting, but a basic knowledge of its institutions is essential to understanding how it works, so here is a quick reminder.At the heart of the EU, as envisaged by its French founding father, Jean Monnet, is the European Commission, to which each national government appoints one commissioner for a five-year term.
The republic was greeted warmly after a gloomy period of decline and war, but the radical reforms envisaged by its founder, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, were only made possible by severing ties with the Ottoman past.
vrAse is one part Oculus Rift, one part Google Glass, one part sci-fi ski goggles — with gaming, 3D movie-watching and augmented reality use-cases envisaged by its creators, assuming they can get developers to make the apps to go with their goggles.
The key to these achievements is the unique milieu for R&D envisaged by its "founding-fathers" 100 years ago.
But it bears scant resemblance to the spinning behemoth envisaged by Kubrick, with its artificial gravity, its bright red lounge furniture, and guests checking in at reception after flying in on a PanAm space cruiser.
How does bitcoin mining work?The aim of bitcoin as envisaged by Satoshi Nakamoto, its elusive creator is to provide a way to exchange tokens of value online without having to rely on centralised intermediaries, such as banks.
They will want to know whether the new particle fits the version of the Higgs envisaged by the Standard Model, or whether its properties hint at some new physics.
"Although this had not been the solution first envisaged by the British government in its wish to deal with this particular aspect of the past, nevertheless it was intended to provide a solution that worked in practice even if more slowly and in a more cumbersome and less universal way than had been wished by those negotiating on behalf of Sinn Féin".
A restriction of PFOA, its salts, and its precursors under REACH is envisaged by Germany and Norway and will be initiated in 2013.
