Sentence examples for envisaged the existence from inspiring English sources

But not even The Office's comic management mastermind could ever have envisaged the existence of the hooded collaboration pod.

Some argue that the IMF has retreated from criticism of China's exchange-rate regime as China has become a bigger backer.Keynes also envisaged the existence of sanctions for both surplus and deficit countries.

In 1H-NMR of acyl hydrazones (5a 5g), splitting of signals were observed for methylene (–O CH2–), imine (N=CH), amide (CONH) and other protons which envisaged the existence of their two isomers i.e. E, s-cis and E, s-trans.

This is especially true for hospitalized patients, who usually have a long history of diabetes with long-term complications: we checked the sensitivity of the feet and the absence of proliferative retinopathy and envisaged the existence of silent ischemic heart disease before advising our patients to walk.

It envisages the existence of numerous independent sensor networks.

Although the V-RAN architecture envisages the existence of diverse RATs, in order to meet the main objective of integration and demonstration, OAI has been chosen to build and customise an LTE BS and connected Users Equipment (UEs), in order to test different configurations and network setups and to monitor the network and MTs in real time.

The clinical practice guidelines that are in place are targeted at isolated diseases and do not envisage the existence of comorbidity.

It is reasonable to envisage the existence of a novel substrate of mammalian S6 kinase that is required for initiation or maturation of autophagic vesicles, which is targeted only in the absence of mTOR activity, and that this target's phosphorylation may be required for autophagy to proceed.

The investigation of such processes has revealed a more complex picture than previously envisaged, suggesting the existence of a crosstalk in the plant perception of microbial signals and available nutrients.

Darwin himself envisaged the aforementioned "struggle for existence" as a largely metaphorical one.

I envisaged the fights (an overly "social" drinking mother, an emotionally crippled and withdrawn father) that Claire endured along with her older brother (I gave her an older brother whose existence never made it into the film).