Fertility was envisaged in terms of seven-year cycles.
This she envisaged in terms of the marriage of her daughter Marguerite to the young Protestant leader, Henry of Navarre (later Henry IV of France), and alliance with England through the marriage of her son Henry, duc d'Anjou, or, failing him, his younger brother François, duc d'Alençon, to Queen Elizabeth.
Interaction is envisaged in terms of QoS negotiation.
We show that both processes are associated with changes in the volume density of dislocation loops: dislocation annihilation needs to be envisaged in terms of the merging of dislocation loops, while conversely dislocation multiplication is associated with the generation of new loops.
In the 2-D case of cubic B-spline interpolation, the solution can be envisaged in terms of deformation of a thin elastic 'plate' under tension (Inoue 1986).
In turn, a dualistic conception of human nature, which regards the soul as intrinsically nonmaterial and immortal, envisages postmortem life in terms of the disembodied existence of the soul.
This paper aims at developing a statistical model to envisage vibration amplitude in terms of geometrical parameters such as radial rake angle, nose radius of cutting tool and machining parameters such as cutting speed, cutting feed and axial depth of cut.
This provides a glimpse into what at the macro and meso levels was considered to be an acceptable micro-level interpretation of the programme, and indicates that the mission that the North West London CLAHRC envisaged for itself was acceptable in terms of the vision of the national CLAHRC programme.
Our own tentative answer is that, yes, re-analysis can often be envisaged because documented population time (in terms of exposure histories) of both study base and of cases arising from it will often be available, whether the old etiologic study was of the traditional 'case control', 'nested case control' or 'cohort' type.
How can one envisage accounting for bodily space in terms of Cartesian reference frame when one cannot provide a center of this frame, nor suggest axes on which one could compute distances and directions (Bermudez, 1998, 2005)?
They'd been really inspired by a wonderful architect, Elizabeth Diller, who envisaged a space that was amorphous in terms of its use and when I saw that, I thought, 'yes, this is very interesting in terms of creating a centre for artistic innovation'.
