One could for instance envision a real cooperation between the Association des Toques Blanches and R3AP, the producers' association.
For instance, envision that researchers develop sampler A that, in theory, is expected to outperform an alternative sampler, B, on sparse networks.
Mr. Obama, for instance, envisions eventually ridding the world of nuclear weapons, while Mr. Romney has dismissed the president's arms control treaty with Russia as dangerously reckless.
Meghnad Saha, for instance, envisioned a national project1 in line with the Tennessee Valley Authority for the Damodar Valley in West Bengal and advocated similar multipurpose developments elsewhere along India's major rivers.
It is difficult, for instance, to envision a Broadway musical entitled "Bloody Bloody Henry Clay," with the Compromise of 1850 set to rock music, or, say, "Bloody Bloody John Quincy Adams," with a score centered on the Treaty of Ghent.
In 1945, for instance, Arthur C. Clarke envisioned a world surrounded by geosynchronous communications satellites.
For instance, one can envision novel pharmacological properties for a compound simultaneously affecting the activity of two proteins if it binds to an allosteric site in one target and disrupts protein interactions in the other one.
Managers of luxury hotels for instance seem to envision gastronomy just as being an extra item in the package they want to offer to their clients (interview 5 and survey).
For instance, one could envision that SHIP may be required for efficient mucosal trafficking and survival of T cells via generation of PI 3,4 P2, but by decreasing PI 3,4,5 P3 in neutrophils SHIP is also limiting their numbers and function at this enteric site.
To ward off dangerous skin pathogens like Staphylococcus aureus, for instance, Dr. Segre envisions applying a cream infused with nutrients for harmless skin bacteria to feed on.
For instance, the law envisions paying doctors based on quality and efficiency of treatments, rather than on the number of visits or procedures.
