Sentence examples for technologies envisaged from inspiring English sources

Table 3 Description of scenarios Scenario Description Baseline Estimates the penetration of technologies envisaged by the current policies or those already expected to enter into force before 2030.

The latter is discussed below, followed by an overview of conversion technologies envisaged for use in integrated biochemical refineries.

Would you like a hoverboard as used in Back To The Future? Would you kill for a James Bond gadget as devised by Q? Perhaps the technology envisaged in fiction terrifies you, and you would rather not have Black Mirror-style gadgets at all.

To ensure compliance with future discharge requirements, upgrading of existing wastewater-treatment facilities and implementation of new technologies is envisaged as the next step in improvement of wastewater treatment.

In his book Playpower (1970), he had predicted the rise of computer technology and envisaged more leisure, hence the need to develop the "politics of play".

Prototypical JA-WA technology is envisaged for automatic concrete laying of composite walls by utilizing a scaffolding rail assembled on site and a mobile robot that moves along the scaffolding with an injector which applies the material.

However, the development of new massively parallel sequencing technologies allows envisaging a complete sequencing of the species at higher speed and at lower cost than previous Sanger-based methods.

Different types of multiplex technologies can be envisaged, including the SYBR® green technology, where the discrimination between species could be based on the Tm values of the amplicons obtained with universal primers for the ITS region.

Just as well then that Elliptic has not hitched its wagon to the fortunes of Bitcoin per se, with Smith talking up the potential of the underlying blockchain technology — and envisaging future applications for its technology that don't involved Bitcoin itself.

Looking further ahead, technologies can be envisaged where the solar sail is used as a multi-functional system to provide propulsion, power collection and telecommunications.

Moreover, high throughput technologies can be envisaged, in particular screening of large libraries of chemicals.