Sentence examples for envisaged development from inspiring English sources

The paper will integrate the linked discursive and demographic processes into the analysis of how scholars and population experts envisaged "development" in terms of demographic change and proposed ways to secure a better position in global competition.

We further envisaged development of photocontrollable H2S releasers with other photocages, especially absorbing longer wavelength light, and in this study, we designed and synthesized a new photocontrollable H2S releaser with xanthone-type photocages, which can release H2S by light irradiation in the 330 380 nm range.

In a context of increased land and natural resources scarcity, the possibilities for local authorities and stakeholders of anticipating evolutions or testing the impact of envisaged developments through scenario simulation are new challenges.

The investigation involved an assessment of 500 registered small-scale CDM projects under the Kyoto Protocol in terms of their potential impact on the envisaged sustainable development goals for rural communities.

The necessary precondition of mode 2 orientation to be applicable is the existence of well-argued corridors of the envisaged future development.

The knowledge of the Moon subsoil geophysical properties is of great importance, for scientific reasons for the development of the Lunar exploration activities and the envisaged exploitation of its planetary resources.

The previously envisaged growth in the budget certainly seems unlikely to materialize.

It is envisaged that developments in nanotechnology will have an enormous impact on the field of thrombotic diseases.

In some countries within the Eurolight study [14], rather than being administered by interviewer as envisaged in its development, it was mailed or handed out for self-completion.

Although at this time re-sequencing of all potential genes associated with ADHD is prohibitively expensive, it is envisaged that technical developments will make such an approach feasible within the next decade.

It is envisaged, however, that the development of flexible forms of employment will enable the reconciliation of education with economic activity and will allow for an increase of activity rates in the 15-24 agroupoup after 2015 and their stabilisation on higher levels in the long run.