Other kinds of systems were envisaged which behaved like normal human beings, or were even functionally like human beings, but lacked the 'qualia' we have (Block 1980a, 1980b, 1981; Shoemaker 1975 , 1981.
The early, "communal" stage of evolution is envisaged as, essentially, virus-like where, initially, the progenitors of viral and cellular genomes were indistinguishable but, gradually, the segregation of bona fide parasites (the would be viruses) and selfish cooperatives (the would be cellular life forms) took hold.
Simple train crashes are no longer all that are envisaged, and words like "catastrophe," "mass fatalities," "chemical and biological warfare," and "major attack" have recently become bland through repetition.
Despite being still under development, it is envisaged that 5G networks will provide a 'fibre-like' experience to mobile users.
Once the peptide has crossed the outer membrane and the mesh-like peptidoglycan cell wall, it is envisaged to interact with the negatively charged surface of the cytoplasmic membrane.
"Give me a taste, just enough to close my eyes," she sings unnervingly, over what sounds like a lullaby as envisaged by Einstürzende Neubaten.
The proposed method is most suitable to design slender bare steel frames, scaffolds, long-span structures, space frames, towers, and other steel skeletons, but it is envisaged to extend to other structural forms like composite construction in future, when a unified, true simulation performance-based design for seismic and fire design is developed.
Because p38α is heavily involved in inflammation processes, the envisaged diseases are mostly chronic inflammatory diseases like rheumatoid arthritis, psoriasis, or Crohn's disease [ 6].
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.
Like most destination countries, Ireland appears to have envisaged international recruitment campaigns as a means of importing hard-working nurses on a temporary basis as a stop-gap solution to staffing shortages in the health system [ 39].
