Sentence examples for envisioned weather from inspiring English sources

The vault's creators hadn't envisioned weather this extreme, she said.

He envisioned a weather-forecasting center with some 64,000 meteorologists, all working simultaneously to have the computational speed to make accurate weather forecasts in real time.

NOAA envisions that weather radio capabilities will eventually be embedded in cell phones and pagers (which could automatically sound an alert tone in an emergency).

Mid-19th century fantasies of agricultural improvement were beaten into submission by the reality of weather and altitude, the envisioned patchwork of fields only possible in its valleys.

Ratan Tata, chairman of the Tata Group, envisioned a safe, affordable and all-weather form of transport for Indian families who could not afford cars.

Flown by a three-member crew, it began combat operations in mid-1944, the first United States craft envisioned to find enemy planes at night and in bad weather.

Hannibal atop his elephant never envisioned one of his Carthaginian soldiers hand-launching a mechanical bird to check for a break in the weather as the troops crossed the Alps.

Selective pressure for such a phase-control mechanism can be envisioned, as it would prevent uncoordinated phase change in response to acute fluctuations in the environment (e.g., weather, predation, food availability).

One designer, in 1939, envisioned that decades in the future women would wear an electric belt that would adapt the body to unpredictable weather changes.

Mr. Skilling insists he never intended to be a television star — "I envisioned myself as a meteorologist at the National Weather Service" — but a letter to an Aurora radio station seeking help procuring weather maps led to his first broadcast job.

The weather also opposed the original plan, with harsh winds and rain instead of the sunny day that had been envisioned.