Sentence examples for envisaged design from inspiring English sources

An overview of the envisaged design options for the upgraded CMS pixel detector is given, as well as estimates of the tracking and vertexing performance.

Additionally, since the device can move over the whole patient head (see the final envisaged design in Fig. 2); there is no risk of missing hematomas.

Therefore, to well accommodate MTC traffic in the future wireless networks, two possible approaches are envisaged: Design from scratch of M2M-dedicated networks, i.e., the emerging Low-Power Wide-Area Network (LPWAN).

The design process is constituted by two elements – a creative process involving the postulation of design alternatives, and an analytical process, which evaluates the envisaged designs.

These solutions either provide an insufficient improvement of wind climate or conflict with the envisaged architectural design.

In the "Introduction" of this paper the framework of this study is discussed, the second section describes the envisaged plant design and the commonly agreed upon modelling guidelines.

Thus, the present study is a starting point for the envisaged rational design of specific sensor properties according to the needs of the desired analysis.

On the other hand, in studies aiming at the development of agricultural or biotechnological CNM applications, substantially higher concentrations frequently need to be investigated according to the envisaged product design.

By a year into the trial, the ISG were working on the complex job of translating the envisaged 'triplet' design across the landscapes of the SW of England, taking account of both human and badger social organisation (Fig.  2).

A large set of immunochemical formats, using either AMI6 mAb or related antibodies from this series, could be further envisaged for designing environmental biosensors.

The PATO was envisaged and designed to provide a platform for facilitating mutual understanding and interoperability of phenotype information across species and domains of knowledge among scientists and machines (8).