Megatrends not only envisage future developments in a certain sector, they also demonstrate the constant transformation of our current society and the interrelationship between the different global transformation processes.
This is only envisaged in an emergency situation.
The code also only envisages signatories meeting annually to discuss how things are going.
A search had to be envisaged not only over a large range of masses but also many possible decay modes: in pairs of photons, Z bosons, W bosons, τ leptons, and b quarks.
Under the influence of its president, Sir Clements Markham, this RGS project was envisaged not only as a scientific endeavour, but as an attempt to relive the former glories of Royal Naval polar exploration.
But maybe other forms of accountability could be envisaged, not only to confront child soldiers with their deeds but also to allow their appropriate reintegration into communities and society at large.
Not only does the bishop envisage the church taking over welfare provision with the use of public money, he doesn't want that provision to be regulated.
A 1D system provides an outstanding platform to envisage not only the non-interacting quantum mechanical system where the conductance quantisation [1 3] is in the units of (ntimes frac {2e^{2}}{h}), where n=1,2,3... are different 1D energy subbsands, but also a venue to explore many-body physics [4 9].
Orwell envisaged that not only would we all have a TV, but we'd have cameras in our rooms and the TVs would be able to see us back.
Future expansions of these studies at the epigenetic level could be envisaged based not only on the comparison of the two clones but also on changes of the REST levels in either clone induced, for example, by stimulation, inhibition, and pharmacological treatments.
