Sentence examples for tasks envisaged from inspiring English sources

Much work is needed to provide the expert control for the types of precision tasks envisaged.

To evaluate the performance and quality of the 10 groups of training tasks envisaged in the portfolio training model undertaken by all residents of the Primary Care Teaching Unit in Murcia.

But, granted a sufficiency of grace, to what further conquests may we look, what purpose serve, what tasks envisage?

"We are now on the threshold of a lasting peace among member states of the former Yugoslavia," Mr. Kostunica said, "and this offers my country and the E.U. an opportunity to rise to the task of envisaging a future of true peace in Europe".

Several approaches to this task can be envisaged, involving either reagent-based or product-based considerations.

"Indeed, it could be argued that only the legislature can undertake such a serious task as is envisaged by an address concerning the letters patent for a royal commissioner".

Since then, the Mi.Mu gloves have clearly become a bigger development task than originally envisaged, although the album is on its way – including deluxe box-sets for the fans who pre-ordered through her PledgeMusic crowdfunding campaign.

Task shifting may also be envisaged as a means of achieving Greater Involvement of People with HIV/AIDS (GIPA) as advocated by the WHO and scientists [ 9- 12].

Artificial intelligence solutions relate to tasks that can be automated, but cannot be yet envisaged as a solution for more complex tasks of higher learning.

But as with all novelties that have become normal, the real historical task is to envisage not liking them, not understanding them - to imagine yourself as one of those who visited Manet's 1863 exhibition and, as King says, "menaced his canvases with their walking sticks".

Overall, each of these tasks contributes to the construct of speaking ability envisaged at the IEP discussed in this study.