Sentence examples for envisaged sets from inspiring English sources

He envisaged sets of abstract objects endowed with operations.

Details are particularly provided on the development of a conceptual modeling tool, an important element of the envisaged tool set for CAMM.

Details are particularly provided on the development of a conceptual modelling tool, an important element of the envisaged tool set for CAMM.

[4], [5] Since existing data may not apply to the referral hospital setting envisaged in guidelines, we designed a diagnostic cross-sectional study with two-month follow-up of HIV-infected Ugandan adults with unexplained cough and negative sputum smears for acid-fast bacilli (AFB).

This possibility alone points at the need to broaden our ideal type perspective and to look at one or more levels beyond the level of the operational setting of an envisaged infrastructure in practice, as described above.

In contrast, in the clinical setting where it is envisaged that newly designed implants might be injected into a degenerate human lumbar intervertebral disc, it can often be easy to inject volumes of at least 2 ml of a substance (i.e. approximately 10% of its volume).

A recent survey looking at the experiences of priority setting in eight countries concluded that despite the fact that all had statements of principles on which to base priorities, there was no evidence that 'priority setting exercises have led to the envisaged ideal of an open and participatory public involvement in decision-making' [ 21].

Prof David Mackay, chief scientific adviser at the department of energy and climate change, said this scenario – one of four set out in the 2011 carbon plan – envisaged 75GW of nuclear capacity in 2050 providing 86% of the UK's electricity, a situation he compared to France today.

Since outliers are not an issue for the envisaged estimation of diffusion coefficients, where the training data set consists of simulated cyclic voltammograms, the loss function is replaced by the ε-insensitive quadratic loss, l ε 2 ( f ( x i ) - y i ) = max { 0, ( f ( x ) - y ) 2 - ε }, shown in Figure 1C.

The aim was the development of a highly efficient fingerprinting method given the scale of the problem per se (given the expanse of data at the set definitions) and the structurally diverse nature of the envisaged purposes.

Even if these programmes are fully implemented (they won't be), they set us on a climate-change trajectory way beyond that envisaged by the agreement.