Sentence examples for envisaged to solve from inspiring English sources
Cognitive radio (CR) technology is envisaged to solve the problems in wireless networks resulting from the limited available spectrum and the inefficiency in the spectrum usage by exploiting the existing wireless spectrum opportunistically.
The envisaged route to solving this problem offers high-throughput data interconnects on inter-chip and multi-chip module (MCM) level, facilitating implementation of new digital architectures and systems.
The benefit of a quantum device is that the size of problems that can be tackled in a reasonable time grows significantly more quickly with the size of the simulating device than it does for a classical device, thus it is envisaged that quantum devices will one day be able to solve larger problems than their classical counterparts.
Attempts to solve the problem usually end in poorly envisaged acrobatic displays, if nothing else serving the concession with increased sales of buttered popcorn.
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.
Bloomberg says: The envisaged move to purchase troubled euro states' government bonds is "a wise middle way" to solve the region's debt crisis, Elmar Brok, a European Parliament lawmaker and executive-committee member of Merkel's Christian Democratic Union party, told Deutschlandfunk radio today.
They want to solve problems.
The ability to solve problems.
We try to solve quarrels.
(Another mystery to solve).
