Legislation passed by the European Parliament in 2009, for example, envisioned the creation of the nine airspace blocs, which would each adopt common operating procedures, technologies and fee structures — a first step toward full alignment the law envisioned by 2020.
The famous 1944 Greater London plan, for example, envisioned a city bounded by a greenbelt.
The plan by Studio Daniel Libeskind, for example, envisions the bathtub walls as an integral part of the memorial, and proposes keeping the excavated pit nearly empty of new structures.
The draft, for example, envisions replacing the six-month rotating leadership of the European Council, a role that Greece is now playing and that Italy will assume in July, with a full-time president who would serve for some years.
Since Mr. Bush's Medicare plan, for example, envisions competition between private insurers and the government Medicare program, his aides cannot say with any certainty what a monthly premium would be.
For other analogues, we can, for example, envision running single cells on single cluster nodes.
The potential of 1,2-dicarba-closo-dodecaborane(12 -9-thiol, 9-HS-12 -9-thiol2B12 -9-thiolthe design of novel building blocks is highlighted by two examples envisioned for incorporation into tumor-selective peptides for boron neutron capture therapy (BNCT).
Today, too, it couches its arguments in a broader, moral picture of society: in his autumn statement yesterday, for example, George Osborne envisioned a meritocratic, Roundhead Britain of workers, savers and owners.
In the Sunday Times interview for "The Pregnant Widow," for example, Amis envisioned a looming "silver tsunami" rolling into Britain.
Hope's mother, for example, had envisioned her as "a fabulous baby, precocious 2-year-old, adventurous child, challenging teen and growing up with many of her father's qualities -- generous, kind-hearted, beautiful inside and out.
For example, he envisions using an array of the sensors to identify every protein in human blood serum, the so-called plasma proteome.
