Sentence examples for possibility to envision from inspiring English sources

Models and simulators have proved their adequacy in supporting architectural designers and urban planners in their decisions by creating the possibility to envision the behaviour of crowds of pedestrians in specific actual environments and planned designs, to elaborate what-if scenarios and evaluate their decisions with reference to specific metrics and criteria.

Advances in the synthesis of mechanized theranostic nanoparticles open up the possibility to start envisioning future needs for medical equipment.

Thanks to the exploitation of frequencies in the interval ranging from 0.06 to 10  THz, it is envisioned the possibility to overcome the issues related to the spectrum scarcity and capacity limitation.

But in addition to this, a counterfactual formulation along the lines of (CF) seems completely unilluminating unless accompanied by some sort of account of how we are to understand and assess such counterfactuals and, more specifically, what sort of situation or possibility we are supposed to envision when we imagine that the antecedent of (CF) is true.

"When people see people standing up and taking a stand, it gives them the courage to envision possibilities in their own places," he said.

Prochnik's account of his own sojourn in Jerusalem illuminates the ongoing struggle to reconcile Zionist ideals with political realities and to envision possibilities for breaking "the spell of hopelessness" in a divided land.

That inspires Mr. Alda to envision the possibility of "a long-life pill".

Ernst van Alphen, a professor at the University of Leiden in the Netherlands, proposes that the Lego boxes, for example, cause visitors "to envision the possibility of building their own concentration camps".

Eventually in Mecca and elsewhere a few individuals came to envision the possibility of effecting supra-tribal association through a leadership role common to the confessional religions, that is, prophethood or messengership.

As we share and learn more about diverse family structures, more youth come to envision the possibility of having a family of their own.

With the hype gaining steam, the RealTouch appeared poised to fulfill the lofty promises that had been made about cybersex ever since the writer Howard Rheingold popularized the term "teledildonics" in 1990 to envision the possibility of fully embodied computational sex riffing on computer visionary Ted Nelson's idea of "dildonics," offered way back in 1974.