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The genomic map now being envisioned is called a haplotype map, and it is based on an emerging discovery that the cards in the human genome have been far less finely shuffled than was expected.

A systems biology of brain functions and disorders can now be envisioned.

It seems that a gene or cell therapy 'fix' can now be envisioned for a large number of inherited and acquired disease.

Indeed, we can be confident that, whatever the play of the polls this week, we will certainly arrive at next Tuesday with Trump retaining at least the chance that any candidate of one of our two major parties always has — a real one, with much depending on things that happen outside anyone's control, often at the last minute, and in ways that cannot now easily be envisioned.

Now the plans are envisioned as primarily for rural Americans who typically have few medical choices.

And for now the service is envisioned as totally free to use.

As grand as it seems now, though, the building was envisioned as something grander.

This is no new situation, but it risks becoming entrenched and, for now, no major changes are envisioned by the International Tennis Federation, which owns and operates the Davis Cup.

"To the extent that reasonable proposals can be envisioned now for the future, it probably deals sufficiently with congestion," said Robert W. Shinnick, the director of transportation operations for Suffolk County.

The control architecture is expected to be more hierarchical and centralized than what is envisioned now for future microgrids and the grid in general   i.

"We need to know what the Trump administration guidelines are, why the rules are being changed now and what scenarios are envisioned".