Fey told me that she has been systematically imagining — and rehearsing — a knockdown fight with terrorists.
Parliament, you might imagine, is being relentlessly and systematically relegated to the margins of law-making by capricious and megalomaniac courts.
"Imagine the impact of 400 million school kids systematically and consistently reading materials and watching videos introducing the Olympic ideals during the next seven years".
Nevertheless, like viral biology, it is extremely difficult to imagine that environmental factors would have changed systematically with time so that viruses experience less and less purifying selection pressure as they evolve.
Failing a universal requirement of that sort, I find it hard to imagine what other metrics agencies could use to systematically decide who might reasonably be suspected of being an illegal immigrant.
We imagine a future where computer-based tools will systematically manipulate the visual and interactive features of mathematical representations so that children pick up on the perceptual regularities that help, rather than hurt (e.g., Weitnauer, Landy, & Ottmar, 2016).
While in these last months the NSA has cast a long, dark shadow over American privacy, don't for a second imagine that it's the only government agency systematically and often secretly intruding on our lives.
Further reason to imagine taking care of the state of the soil systematically and not fragmentary, following a logic trivialized by making profit above all.
For example, imagine a chemical structure with nine rotatable bonds where one systematically samples each rotatable bond four times; one would generate 49 (= 262,144) conformations.
"And I imagine very few doctors reply, 'Wait, let's go through the choices systematically.' Why?
