Sentence examples for envisioned to act from inspiring English sources
In addition to presenting a comprehensive review on the various swarm and evolutionary computing schemes employed for system identification as well as digital filter design, the paper is also envisioned to act as a quick reference for a few popular evolutionary computing algorithms.
Several possibilities may be envisioned to accommodate this observation.
The 'immediate future' was envisioned to be 48 hours.
Several hypotheses can be envisioned to explain this discrepancy.
And he said that despite the current efforts to fashion an international alliance to conduct the battle he envisions, the United States reserves the right to act alone to protect its citizens and its interests.
For a citizenry to act, it must envision what is possible.
Companies that continue to envision and act upon evolving consumer demands will be successful.
In the scene where Chief Wiggum falls on his back in his bedroom, unable to roll over or get back up, Affleck decided to act out the scene for the staff to showcase how Affleck envisioned Chief Wiggum's predicament.
And some argue real consent requires performers have a hand in envisioning and producing a scene, rather than just tacitly agreeing to act out someone else's fantasy.
My father envisioned the C.I.A. as primarily a sort of academic organization that would funnel the information it accrued to other bodies, like, for instance, the Defense Department to act upon or not as they saw fit.
