Sentence examples for which is envisioned from inspiring English sources
Plans call for the area, which is envisioned as a Chinese Times Square, to house several performance halls — including a 2,000-seat 2,000-seathich Nederlander would manage.
There are air pockets there, but in fact we crossed that critical line for the sustaining of life which is envisioned in all the guiding documents.
Mr. Talabani, head of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan, instructed his representative in Ankara, the Turkish capital, to inform the government there that Kurdish fighters would pull back from the city, which is envisioned as an open city in a new Iraq.
At the Expo Comm Wireless Japan in 2008 and 2009, KDDI Corporation demonstrated Giga-IR, which is envisioned as an interconnection medium for future cellular phones.
We coded the solutions as BeamSol, a stand-alone user-friendly black-box solver, which is envisioned to help researchers in engineering analyses and syntheses of beam applications.
First, the dark channel based image segmentation is proposed to distinguish a rough road region from complex background noise, which is envisioned to reduce the workload of road detection.
What, then, is wrong with recognizing a right to privacy, a right to abortion, a right to same-sex marriage — none of which were envisioned by the framers? 4. Is money speech?
The role of midwife, which was envisioned by Ms. Enderlin, was a way for the character to become involved with any number of lives in a small town.
And Judy Pfaff created frenetically playful environments populated by toylike stick figures, some of which are envisioned here by means of colored tape on graph paper.
Strategies based on targeted end points, which are envisioned as having a particular mix of species, are often inappropriate because population numbers and species composition fluctuate over time within an ecosystem.
The White House has provided $49 million to states to help them set up exchanges, which are envisioned as a kind of bazaar where insurers will offer their products side by side, so consumers and employers can make intelligent comparisons.
