However, the practical realization of these currently designed and envisioned applications directly depends on reliable and quality-aware communication capabilities of the deployed UMSNs.
One can also envision directly jetting the inner fluid into a stirred beaker for rapid mixing to provide better control over conventional nanoprecipitation in bulk, although the nanoprecipitation conditions will vary as the composition of the solution in the beaker changes with time.
The original design of Congress only envisioned U.S. Representatives as directly representing the people.
The mass construction associated with building the amount of market-rate and affordable housing envisioned by the MORE NYCprogram would directly and indirectly create a job bonanza to expand employment opportunities for all New Yorkers.
Indeed New York Central, which had controlled much of the area for decades, envisioned a great income-producing tower directly above the station.
Instead of driving his army directly south from Washington, he envisioned using the Chesapeake Bay to bypass the South's well-placed entrenchments in northern Virginia, then disembarking his troops somewhere east and possibly south of Richmond.
The plans drawn up by Hartley and fellow civil engineer Philip Hardwick for the Albert Dock were at the time considered quite 'radical', as they envisioned the loading and unloading of ships directly from the warehouses.
*The fee-for-service Medicare program must compete directly with private health plans, as envisioned in the House bill.
Back then, Twitter envisioned Twitter Labs as a way to work directly with third-party developers on new tools for the platform, more involved than simply providing an API.
In principle, two mechanisms of action for antiprion drugs can be envisioned: either a cis mechanism, targeting prion protein/aggregates directly, or a trans mechanism, interfering with the activity of cellular factor(s) required for prion propagation.
In all the thousand million years envisioned by these men, no threat has struck so directly and so forcefully at that "incredible accuracy" as the mid-twentieth-century threat of man-made radiation and man-made chemicals.
