Sentence examples for some envisaged from inspiring English sources

Some envisaged applications of electrochemical capacitors are described along with the technical challenges and prognosis for future markets.

There's certainly no doubt that mass market commercialization of additive manufacturing has proved more fiddly and time-consuming than some envisaged.

Limited on-board energy resources of autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) demand design of an appropriate controller to achieve optimal energy consumption while tracking a commanded path accurately for some envisaged applications.

In another confessional moment, Rushkoff wonders "do virtual worlds make being utterly alone a bit more bearable?" Not exactly the techno-utopia that some envisaged in the early dawn of the net.

This is the kind of game that you'll see screenshotted all over Twitter, an experience made to be shared not in the direct way that some apparently envisaged, but in postcard-style snaps of places your friends will probably never go.

Some have envisaged working solar fuel plants in coastal metropolitan areas by 2050 the splitting of sea water providing hydrogen to be run through adjacent fuel-cell electric power plants and the pure water by-product going directly into the municipal water system.

Thus while the actomyosin motor may still be largely rearward directed, incorporating cell shape into the mechanics of ookinete motion may relax some of the envisaged constraints on its precise organization.

The division of the empire left the Kurds spread among Iraq (with an estimated four million Kurds today, or between fifteen and twenty per cent of Iraq's population), Turkey, Syria, and Iran; the greater Kurdistan envisaged by some separatists would encompass parts of each of those countries.

Several rigs and experimental facilities have been enhanced and developed in order to explore a wide range of envisaged scenarios of some ITER Tritium Plant systems such as water detritiation system (WDS), isotope separation system and highly tritiated water processing.

It is envisaged that in some cases this decision will need to be made in consultation with the club's management committee.

Such a supplement is envisaged to help London raise some of the multi-million pound funding necessary for the Crossrail project, a new railway route crossing from east to west London.