Sentence examples for envisioned thus from inspiring English sources

With this knowledge, a better control of the electrochemical synthesis can be envisioned, thus making pMel film suitable for the construction of multifunctional platforms.

Generation-IV reactor design concepts envisioned thus far cater toward a common goal of providing safer, longer lasting, proliferation-resistant and economically viable nuclear power plants.

The comparative study of the world's languages, as Humboldt envisioned it, thus represented a constant challenge to the empirical linguist and to the philosopher; namely, to discover in the linguistic data that which relates to the prototypal in language and to increase our knowledge of the nature of language and the human language capacity.

The legislature thus envisioned that when returns are submitted to the department, the returns "shall" embrace all the votes in the county, including absentee ballots.

We thus envisioned DHAAs serving as a useful chemical handle for the discovery of natural products.

The initial study design thus envisioned enrolment of 30 fully eligible cases over 3 years for the study, with a follow-up period of 2 years.

By the early 1980s, maturation-promoting factor (MPF) was thus envisioned to be the universal inducer of M phase in eukaryotic cells, and it was renamed M phase-promoting factor with the same abbreviation (Gerhart et al. 1985).

Thus, Newton envisioned his law of gravitation as acting across all space.

Thus, they envisioned a campus that could be flexible enough to adapt to whatever the future holds.

This relationship between system and instance is envisioned as a cline, thus incorporating a number of intermediary points between the two.

When advocating a sweeping democratization of post-war Germany, thus, Weber envisioned democracy in Germany as a political marketplace in which strong charismatic leaders can be identified and elected by winning votes in a free competition, even struggle, among themselves.