Sentence examples for envisaged where from inspiring English sources
Looking further ahead, technologies can be envisaged where the solar sail is used as a multi-functional system to provide propulsion, power collection and telecommunications.
A generative model could be envisaged where the spike times and spike counts of the central spike train are varied to give a collection of spike trains whose statistical properties match those of the original experimental spike trains.
A modified sliding model could be envisaged where separate (rather than bipartite) ATPase sites catalyse the domain motions required to form the protein clamp.
Further clinical trials could be envisaged where paclitaxel was given 24 h before oxaliplatin, with neurotoxicity evaluation by symptom grading and electrophysiology carried out within a few days of the first treatment (Wilson et al, 2002).
A circuit in series could be envisaged, where the Pb17Li flows at first in the divertor and then it passes in the blanket, which allows increasing the blanket inlet temperature.
27 A variety of fields may be envisaged, where these findings can find application during device design and realization, including vibration sensing, power sources, 28 and especially self-powered and wearable electronics, 29 smart textiles and stick-on biomedical patches for health monitoring.
It takes little imagination to envisage where such a power could lead.
We should not just envisage where China will find itself in five years' time, we should look into the next 50 years.
"It's a great way of watching football, mainly tactically, to envisage where your players should be where they're going.
With Liverpool the third club in as many years to reach a shrugging acceptance that it isn't working out (following Manchester City in 2013 and Milan in 2014) it's hard to envisage where or how Balotelli might fulfil a bit more of the bristling potential that captured the imagination when he burst onto the scene.
If the concrete object of a de re judgment is effectively what had been under consideration in Chapter 2, Perception, in the Phenomenology (the thing with properties), we now might envisage where Hegel's thought is headed in these sections of the subjective logic.
