Sentence examples for envisaged introduction from inspiring English sources

The results strongly suggest that both the sector regulator EMRA and the private distribution companies ought to take into consideration the households' characteristics while designing electricity tariff following the envisaged introduction of cost-based tariff after 2015.

Both strategies (Scheme 1) envisaged introduction of the butenolide G ring through addition of a siloxyfuran nucleophile 2 to an oxocarbenium ion in the final step.

The introduction of ultracapacitors was envisaged and, based on efficiency arguments, a drive train arrangement was chosen composed solely of a 500 W PEFC stack, a DC/DC converter operated in a current regulation mode and an electric motor.

In order to direct the yeast glycosylation pathway towards the synthesis of human-like structures two major issues had to be envisaged: (i) elimination of yeast-specific glycosylation reactions and (ii) introduction of the missing compounds of the human pathway.

In addition, functional testing of cis-regulatory DNA sequences are envisaged in systems biology and require the construction of numerous reporter plasmids and their efficient introduction into cells [ 6].

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.

It is envisaged that PT of WGS in microbiology will be a dynamic process that will continuously evolve and, thereby, inform the introduction of NGS into clinical and public health microbiology practice and will inevitably become the routine tool for external quality assurance in the post-genomic era.

But the envisaged timescale was different then.

The prospect of innumerable lives is therefore envisaged with dismay.

Intercourse between swan and woman can be just about envisaged.

Osborne envisaged borrowing being cut by about a quarter in the current year.