Sentence examples for is envisaged using from inspiring English sources
A careful monitoring of the SAA evolution is envisaged using high-quality geomagnetic field observations by European Space Agency Swarm satellite constellation (Olsen et al. 2014), providing denser data coverage than a single satellite mission and an additional third observation level.
Thus, this is envisaged AHP using HEC HMS could provide important guidance to the decision supporting system not only for urban areas but also for the wide sub-basin/basin context.
Considering the analogous heat characteristics in both catalytic and non-catalytic fixed bed reactors, the improvement in performances of solid/vapor non-catalytic chemical heat pump(CHP) is envisaged by using the forced unsteady-state operation of periodic flow reversal reactors, which results in the so-called thermal wave CHP system or reverse flow CHP system.
It is envisaged that using MI it will be possible to develop skills to overcome these barriers where viable.
In this context, it is envisaged to use, for instance, feature selection methods in order to select subsets of attributes for the individual classifiers.
Such composite workflows are termed as meta-workflows [7 9] and are envisaged to use existing workflows as components of the meta-workflow for improving their development and enabling their reusability.
To finance the planned infrastructure projects, it was envisaged to use Private Public Partnership models and to generate financing through road pricing (a flat-rate road pricing (Autobahnvignette) on motorways for private cars was introduced in the year 1997).
It is envisaged that EP will be used as an initial step to identify the most suitable drug target sites in a protein.
With critical care ultrasound gaining popularity in the ICU, it is envisaged that more intensivists will use the tool in managing their patients.
The proposed platform is envisaged to prove useful in developing novel and robust image bio-markers which could then be adapted for use on the mMR scanner.
It is envisaged that pixellated diffraction would be used alongside conventional baggage imaging methods; due to the small beam size used for diffraction, it would be more efficient to scan suspicious regions within a bag which were initially identified with an image.
