см. тж. можно себе представить

• A bistable device can be envisioned (or thought of) as an optical nonlinearity combined with feedback.

• If an accelerator is conceived (or visualized) as a large microscope, ...

• Picture a listener 30 kilometres from the transmitter.

• We can conjure up (or imagine) a whole series of numbers which ...

• To appreciate the extent of the information available from binary stars, consider ...

• It is difficult to conceive of (or imagine) an enamelled product that will not be subject to ...

• We picture the ionization of ... as involving reaction with ...

• Curves may be thought of as intersections of two surfaces.

• Above 120°C the barium titanate crystal may be visualized as a cube with a barium ion at each corner, ...

• When we think of a spectrum, we usually visualize bands of colours.

• Imagine a laser beam striking a plastic sphere.

• The simple wave may be visualized if the initial functions are given.

• One can readily visualize the following broad uses of the computer in the control of power systems: ...

• One may envision applications of the multicoloured helium-selenium laser to devices designed for ...

• Picture (or Imagine) a large continent.

см. тж. как таковой

• Let us imagine that each molecule of a magnetic substance is a tiny magnet in itself.

• These two features alone do not provide an adequate description of ...

• The average result has little value by itself.

• Catalysis is so important that the chemist considers it a subject by itself.

• The rays are not in themselves colour making.

• Each of the density ranges is quite broad in itself.

• Isotope sources are not competitors of machines per se.

• The large clouds and large globules will probably collapse on their own under the force of their own gravitation.

• Each processing element of the computer is a powerful computing unit in its own right.

• Chronological age on its own is not a contra-indication to surgical intervention.

• The silicate framework is electrically neutral and can exist by itself.

• The molten material did not burst out on (or of) its own accord.

• This explanation is correct as far as it goes, but it is hardly satisfying.

• None of these phenomena would seem by itself to be a convincing cause of the reptilian extinctions.

• Taken alone, this shift is insufficient for describing ...