Exempel på envisaging

• Turning to the life scenarios, crossovers into the past tended to occur wherever the narrators had difficulty envisaging or talking about their futures.

• Presumably, we are envisaging a situation in which the government will ban reliance on seniority.

• Envisaging a neutral, ahistoric bond is nave because national identity always i co-exists in relation to other projects.

• On the basis of this experience we are envisaging new applications of the algorithm in the area of demand aggregation.

• Within two generations, urban reformers would be envisaging the construction of idealized semi-rural environments consciously distanced from the hurlyburly of production and exchange.

• How should historians go about envisaging such a definition?

• Thus, the architect's criticism (of the world) does not end with description, the real task is envisaging and articulating an alternative.

• The second was the apocalyptic envisaging of the rise, degeneration and fall of civilisations as propounded in the writings of both scholarly and popularising twentieth-century metahistorians.

• Physical complexity, on the other hand, can be such that the conventional solutions, envisaging joint consumption and use, are inadequate means of aligning effectively the institutional devices with physical reality.

• Envisaging the future has to be based on trend projections, or a theoretical framework, or on logical or reasonable supposition - or perhaps pure speculation (if there is such a thing).

• Such an envisaging might even be expected: it is a cliché of audio-visual theory that music mirrors the form, design and mood of the image in rational, decipherable ways.

• He is not envisaging a many-valued logic.

• Therefore, we must be able to withstand a long war, as well as envisaging a short, horrible nuclear exchange that would end with mutual devastation.

• I do not think the imagination of any normal person need be unduly strained in envisaging the situation that would then present iteslf.

• We now appear to be envisaging a position in which the bookseller, author and publisher are all equally liable to criminal proceedings.