Sentence examples for envisaging simultaneously from inspiring English sources

First, already at that time, there were attempts at envisaging simultaneously the questions of vote secrecy in the case of electors and in the case of representatives.[37] And the interesting fact is that we do not have today a clear theory telling us why we should have secret ballots for electors and open votes in plenary parliamentary sessions.

It also wants GAM to disarm before it reins in the army, rather than simultaneously, as envisaged in December.

What are these people envisaging?

Measuring both markers simultaneously can be envisaged as an index that may play the role of a surrogate marker of dysfunctional HDL in inflammation and oxidative stress conditions.

Designers envisaged users working with several PaperTabs simultaneously, Brotman said.

However, our existing data do not support this notion and it is also difficult to envisage how the fig species might split simultaneously into four genetic units.

Possibly both: one contemporary science fiction novel, Cory Doctorow's Walkaway, takes the idea of personalities as computer programs to its logical consequence, and envisages multiple copies of the same program – the same person – running simultaneously on different networks.

This is because in the case of bandwidth expansion, it is not possible to envisage a mapping that efficiently fills the entire channel space without simultaneously creating multiple neighbors that are far away in the source space[8].

Markram also envisages connecting his brain simulation to a robot equipped with sensors and simultaneously recording what the robot is seeing and hearing as it explores a physical environment.

Towards the climax of a particularly fizzing chapter on the political power of social networking, Mason asks whether the truly empowered citizen envisaged by Karl Marx in the 1840s can, thanks to the internet, exist simultaneously within capitalism and in fundamental conflict with it – the anti-banker activist with the Apple Store habit.

In a general mindset of 'local elaboration' of sustainable development, cities are logical loci for action: they do not only concentrate (future) consumption and production – and are hence at the origin of unsustainability 'symptoms'-, they simultaneously are the operational units in which concrete actions can be envisaged, designed, (politically) facilitated and effectively rolled out.