Sentence examples for system is envisaged from inspiring English sources

The proposed sustainable assessment system is envisaged to help Chinese iron and steel firms to objectively investigate their sustainability performance, provide clear and effective information to decision makers, and support the Chinese iron and steel firms' sustainable development.

In our work, the wireless system is envisaged to work in electricity substations where the impulsive noise is prevalent.

Evolution of the translation system is envisaged to occur in a compartmentalized ensemble of replicating, co-selected RNA segments, i.e., in a RNA world containing ribozymes with versatile activities".

We have taken as a starting premise Wolf and Koonin's view that "evolution of the translation system is envisaged to occur in a compartmentalized ensemble of replicating, co-selected RNA segments, i.e., in an RNA world containing ribozymes with versatile activities".

While the child maintenance administration system was envisaged as a way of saving money, its own price tag has risen since it was conceived.

During the initial setting up of the study rapid transmission of results direct to a key nurse on the molecular wards using a text bleep system was envisaged.

In terms of vehicle technology, more automation and driver assistance systems are envisaged with an accompanying emphasis on evaluation and research, including the issue of behaviour adaptation.

RFID technology is replacing the traditional bar code system and is envisaged to revolutionize supply chain management, distribution systems, banking, and more by providing services like object identification, tracking, and automation.

Among the innovative options, a gas power conversion systems (PCS) is envisaged.

There is also debate about whether the term NHI appropriately reflects the health system change that is envisaged for South Africa.

The next generation of mobile systems, the fifth generation (5G), is envisaged to accommodate a large variety of new scenarios and use cases, which impose diverse requirements to the system.