Sentence examples for typically envisaged from inspiring English sources

Second, however, this work suggests that the nature of this genomic flux is different from what had been typically envisaged before, in the work of Snel and co-workers [ 17] and in other studies as well [ 74, 75].

Tissue engineering (TE) approaches typically envisage the structural and functional reconstitution of previously damaged tissue in situ.

While we typically envisage members of the right-wing as "tattooed, snarling, angry White male[s]," the report found there are others who seek to make the cause more acceptable to the public by "more subtle means, in a way that makes it more palatable, more acceptable to a public sensitized by a generation of discourse of equality, multiculturalism, and diversity".

The authors believe that there are two prerequisites for erroneous answers and their explanations to guide learners in the right direction: (1) the choices should reflect a typically occurring learning error envisaged by the teacher, and (2) the learner must closely examine the differences between the erroneous and correct answers.

Typically, sodium and lead -alloys) are envisaged as coolead -alloysch reareors.

Up to the present day, the main applications of VR envisaged in the medical domain concerned typically surgical training, post-stroke rehabilitation and the treatment of post-traumatic stress disorder.

Front-end ASICs in which a prompt digitization is followed by signal conditioning in the digital domain can now be envisaged also within the tight power budget typically available in high density tracking systems.

In Oregon, whose Death with Dignity Act is very similar to the assisted dying bill envisaged in the UK, people who avail themselves of assisted dying are typically determined individuals used to getting their own way and remote from the "vulnerable" groups caricatured as "victims" of amoral doctors and venal relatives.

The situation envisaged is impossible, for surely W1 would have more pleasure than W2 because typically virtuous people produce more pleasure than vicious people.

This envisaged three steps.

It also envisaged representative assemblies.