Sentence examples for envision for example from inspiring English sources

Connecting the dots, one could envision, for example, that Japan builds the ILC and the U.S. builds the big neutrino experiment.

He envisions, for example, helping the World Health Organization finance a global early warning system for biological crises, whether a natural outbreak or a terrorist attack.

At his most dyspeptic, Waugh could never have envisioned, for example, Cherie Blair entertaining an astrologer at No. 10, let alone the antics of the current royals.

He envisions, for example, a paint in which one segment attaches to the substrate and the other presents a different set of properties to the environment, such as being stain-free or antibacterial.

Various use-cases may be envisioned, for example: Target2Compounds may be used to annotate biomolecular signaling pathways with information about available small molecule modulators, as a step to moving from systems biology to systems pharmacology.

However, conditions in which s p is positive can be envisioned, for example, in multicellular organisms, where the rate of germline replication is unlikely to be a limiting factor in reproduction, a reduced somatic mutation rate may be highly advantageous (Lynch 2008).

It could be envisioned, for example, that yFACT-mediated nucleosome reassembly is a required step in ensuring proper disengagement of yFACT from the ends of genes and mutations in the histones or conceivably in other proteins as well that interfere with this step would cause accumulation of yFACT at the 3′ ends of genes.

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You could envision it working, for example, on real estate owners' own sites, or on the sites of the companies where other office products are sold, as well as potentially in apps that are providing location-aware information on a wider scale — Urban Compass, which shares an investor with 42Floors (Thrive and the Kushners), is one that comes to mind.

In several pictures, he envisions Jesus dead — for example, the limp, heavy body being lowered, with difficulty, from the Cross.

For other analogues, we can, for example, envision running single cells on single cluster nodes.