Sentence examples for foresaw the evolution from inspiring English sources
To that end, Mr. Hahn said he foresaw the evolution of the airfield in the context of a regional aviation plan calling for expansion of airports in cities well beyond Los Angeles, like Palmdale and Ontario, and the revival of a plan to turn a former El Toro Marine Corps base in Orange County into a commercial airport.
But back in 1936 even he may not have foreseen the evolution of financial spread betting which involves gambling on the price movements of shares and other assets.Invented by a Chicago bookmaker to gamble on sports scores in the 1940s, spread betting found a niche in 1970s Britain as a way to speculate on financial markets without paying capital-gains tax.
This is equivalent to saturation of colony productivity, but unfortunately they allowed only for dichotomous strategy switches in their model, i.e. did not foresee the evolution of graded control.
They foresaw within the arc of the evolution of consciousness, that there would come a time, a tipping point, a window of expansion that would open the way for an integration of the real.
The methodology proposed in this study proves to be a useful and standardized tool to investigate both the impact of the air pollutants from ship engines during fuel change-over on the ambient air quality levels along coastal areas and how the foreseen future evolution of ship traffic and the geographical expansion of ports are going to affect the atmospheric composition.
However, unlike conventional applications, while designing tailorable systems, designers need to foresee different possibilities of use, including the evolution of users and the use in different devices and environments.
Mr. Bradbury didn't just extrapolate the evolution of gadgetry; he foresaw how it would stunt and deform our psyches.
The evolution modifies this distribution in a way that cannot be foreseen and the behavior of each element depends upon the elements close to it according to a problem dependent relation.
Nevertheless, Mr. Fukuyama acknowledges, the evolution has been slowed somewhat by developments he did not quite foresee, including the rise of a militant Islam that constitutes "a broad Muslim exception to the overall pattern of democratic development".
