Sentence examples for often envisage from inspiring English sources

Designs for geological disposal facilities for radioactive wastes often envisage the extensive use of cementitious materials.

These have become increasingly complex, and they often envisage multiples routes to some cell types.

This manuscript presents a hybrid approach to enable the transfer of sensitivity information between the various components in an efficient manner that precludes the need for a global sensitivity analysis procedure, often envisaged to be computationally intractable.

Evolution is often envisaged by constructing a fitness landscape, a multidimensional surface defined by fitness as a function of genotype (or phenotype), where a single "step" on the surface is equivalent to a one locus mutation of the genotype [14].

Our results indicate that heparin and carboxymethylchitosan coatings do not guarantee the decrease of nanoparticle intrinsic toxicity which is often envisaged.

While urban computing has often been envisaged as bridging place, technology and people, there is a gap between the micro-level of urban computing which focuses on the solitary user with technological solutions and the macro-level which proposes grand visions of making better cities for the public.

Our own tentative answer is that, yes, re-analysis can often be envisaged because documented population time (in terms of exposure histories) of both study base and of cases arising from it will often be available, whether the old etiologic study was of the traditional 'case control', 'nested case control' or 'cohort' type.

"All three authorities are continuing to work on [Shield] and make the adjustments and changes that are needed to ensure this pilot does work and does have the confidence of communities," said Greenhalgh. "There's no doubt it's been harder than we envisaged but often these programmes do take a while to build up community support".

In virtue of this bold suggestion Philoponus is often credited with having envisaged, for the first time, a unified theory of dynamics, since he strove to give the same kind of explanation for phenomena which Aristotle had to explain by different principles, depending upon their different cosmological contexts.

In the report, Taylor and his colleagues insist that "the benefits of research are often serendipitous and may not match those envisaged in a grant proposal.

However, conscious those EoL solutions often involve several strategies; it is now envisaged to develop tools to help designers make optimal decisions while designing a product considering 3R strategies: Reuse, Remanufacture and Recycle.