Sentence examples for envisaging ways from inspiring English sources
Mallarmé spent the final decades of his life plotting the form this uber-book might take: books in their current state being inadequate for the task of containing everything, he called for a radical dismantling and reconfiguration of the shape and format of the medium itself, envisaging ways in which the page might be unfolded and expanded into performance, social practice, even cult activity.
Mr. Altman said Mr. Kerry envisaged ways to pay for spending increases, among them reducing corporate tax breaks and raising taxes on the wealthiest Americans.
For example, by identifying some customary behaviours in the workplace as "sexual harassment," women workers validated the anger and humiliation they felt, which in turn enabled them to envisage ways of combating those discriminatory practices.
It may be noted that transformations of ice extent such as w t = log(1 + y t ) might be envisaged as ways of avoiding beta or gamma regressions, and instead leading possibly to modelling using normal or skewnormal likelihoods.
Because there is no public support for a federal European Union, many have envisaged alternative ways to fix the euro.
We envisage two ways to circumvent this problem.
Ethnographic observation will envisage the ways in which users deal with the clinics; work organisation and processes; professional practices; and users' and professionals' decision-making processes relating to prophylactic treatment and the choice of prevention methods, specially PrEP and PEP.
Bedwood had initially envisaged a way of, for example, allowing companies to unleash customer service bots that could speak for them.
At that stage it was hard to envisage any way back in an away fixture that Milan had not won since 2002.
The quantization of time that I envisage goes way beyond the usual quantization of action in Planck's constant, and is a speculative idea in thinking of space-time as fractal, as consistent with the fact that different actions have discretely different characteristic time (and space); and the idea that organic processes create space-time.
