Sentence examples for envisioned upon from inspiring English sources

The cars will now run through at least 2017, when they will be 53 years old, well past the tenure envisioned upon their gleaming debut during the Johnson administration in 1964.

The highly varied nature of SFES professional activities is perhaps evidence that the purpose of SFES within individual departments was not explicitly articulated, possibly leading to SFES engaging in a broader set of professional activities than they may have envisioned upon being hired.

Since frataxin deficiency affects the expression of different MRC subunits (Rotig et al., 1997) and induces same phenotypic features observed in other RNAi-mediated Mit mutants, a similar autophagic control of lipid content and longevity is envisioned upon suppression of other mitochondrial proteins, as in part suggested by another study (Toth et al., 2008).

It may therefore be envisioned that, upon activation, the contact of Gβ with the switch regions is lost, whereas its contact with the N terminus remains, as suggested by Gibson and Gilman [ 16].

The NHGRI's involvement in the HapMap Project was part of the continuing leadership role in genome research it envisioned for itself upon completion of the HGP (Collins et al. 2003).

One scenario that could be envisioned is that upon encountering DNA damage, the hexameric MtbMfd is available for immediate recruitment to the stalled transcription complex.

We envision that upon achieving efficient homing of systemically infused MSCs to cancer sites, this MSC-based platformayay be developed into an effective, systemic 'Trojan Horse' therapy for targeted delivery of therapeutic agents to sites of metastatic PCa.

Those now qualify as high-flying days for a team with the worst record in the NBA, but Woodson said Jackson had already envisioned having another coach upon his arrival.

One might assume that life in the most religious states in the nation would approximate the idealized "City upon a Hill" envisioned some four hundred years ago by John Winthrop, the Puritan colonist who served as first governor of Massachusetts Bay Colony.

It is as if the City Upon a Hill, once envisioned by the Puritans as a shining beacon to the rest of the world, had sprouted guard towers and razor wire.

Puritan John Winthrop envisioned the new America as a "city upon a hill," deemed worthy and good through its citizens, through community.