Sentence examples for envisioned in which from inspiring English sources

A phenomenological constitutive model is envisioned, in which the bulk material and the boundary layer obey (rate independent associative) coupled plasticity evolution laws, with kinematic hardening laws of differential nature for the bulk material, but of nondifferential nature for the layer.

Therefore, an intriguing hypothesis may be envisioned in which PrP conversion into β-sheet conformation can be assisted by SERPINA3, which would accelerate the formation of toxic species like PrP oligomers.

Dick envisioned scenarios in which the computers would bleed and people rust -- a notion that would be evoked more by Mr. Spielberg in "A.I".

Each vignette described an envisioned situation in which participants were tasked with choosing a character.

"We envision circumstances in which it would be required to have an on-site audit," he said.

White began to envision stories in which the poor animal's life might be endangered — only this time it would survive.

Or I'd try to offset the hot rage coursing through my veins by envisioning scenarios in which Jared's existence served to bolster mine.

Other economists also envisioned a future in which millennials would spend less and save less.

Kropotkin envisioned a society in which people would do both manual and mental work, both in industry and in agriculture.

She looked astounded, as if she could have never envisioned a situation in which she would falter so badly.

He envisioned a world in which every potential outcome could be given a price tag — scenarios would be like commodities.