Sentence examples for that is envisaged from inspiring English sources

Cognitive radio is an emerging wireless technology that is envisaged as a solution to the spectrum scarcity issue.

We present our over-arching co-creativity conceptual framework which has been developed to frame the specific kind of co-creativity that is envisaged within C2Learn's VLE.

He retorted that "Angela Merkel will not vote on July 29th and what the majority decides cannot be changed neither by Basescu, nor Merkel".Another sanction against Romania that is envisaged in Brussels is a freeze of EU funds.

The design features for a versatile imaging and hard X-ray beamline capable of operating in the energy range 10 120 keV are outlined here together with a short review of some of the science that is envisaged.

The tube bundle design is based on a tube configuration that is envisaged for the second stage of a hybrid (dry/wet) dephlegmator and comprises of 25 tube rows arranged in a staggered triangular pattern.

Based on a monoblock concept (e.g. a tube-in-tile concept), each elementary tungsten plasma facing component (called Plasma-Facing UnitheFU) of the WEST lower divertor follows as closely as possible the same monoblock geometry, materials and bonding technology that is envisaged for ITER.

Applicants must submit projects that are envisaged for the future or that have been completed in part.

The main application that was envisaged for this algorithm is the creation of travelling vibration waves in structures.

But he did not give his view on the length of the transition period, noting that "there are several transition periods that are envisaged in the government's proposals so far".

The irony is that this involves eliminating the remote readability that was envisaged to be such a crucial feature of the system in the first place.One approach is to imprison the chip in a Faraday cage.

"The view of the committee [on standards in public life] is that there is advantage in this post existing and if it is going to exist, it has to be used in the way that was envisaged.