Sentence examples for envisaged solution from inspiring English sources

The envisaged solution called Helium-Cooled Pebble Bed (HCPB) breeding blanket foresees the use of lithium orthosilicate (Li4SiO4) or lithium metatitanate (Li2TiO3) pebble beds.

A case study, based on a novel integrated power switch developed for railway traction applications, demonstrates the validity of the envisaged solution for virtual reliability assessment.

The envisaged solution is a split of the ActivePapers platform definition into two parts: a data publishing system, which defines the HDF5 conventions for ActivePapers, in particular the metadata, and a code execution system that defines how specific datasets in ActivePapers are interpreted as executable code.

It is envisaged that microfluidic solutions may well represent the platform of choice for next generation in vitro cancer models.

From the beginning, control measures are normally envisaged as candidate solutions to specific security problems (Asnar and Giorgini 2006 Taylor et al 2013), and according to most systems engineering frameworks (SEF) their development should be driven by stakeholders' needs (INCOSE 2010).

Dynamic miniaturized human multi-micro-organ bioreactor systems are envisaged as a possible solution for the embarrassing gap of predictive substance testing prior to human exposure.

To solve the problem, practically speaking, diverse solutions are envisaged and among them there is a continuous cleaning of dust by means of water and special liquids.

However, selecting the best solution for an envisaged application is a difficult task because the tribological performance depends on both coating and substrate properties and also on adhesion between the coating and the substrate.

To verify the solution a whole testing plan is envisaged, which as part of it includes thermal shock test by infra-red heating (heating flux up to 1 MW/m2) and vibration test under launcher conditions (Volna and Ariane 5).

If the urban water issue is not only understood as an environmental challenge but also as a social threat, the appropriate solutions must also address the social issues in question, thus increasing the impact of envisaged measures as well as enhancing the societal acceptance and endorsement of the proposed (technical) solution.

These solutions either provide an insufficient improvement of wind climate or conflict with the envisaged architectural design.