Sentence examples for General realisation from inspiring English sources

A general realisation that this was an imperative whose time was bound to come.

In recent years there has been a general realisation that supported gold and gold bimetallic nanoparticles can be very effective for a broad range of redox reactions.

Everyone wants the impossible: the protesters wish to see the departure of a repressive regime that is propped up by the US and controls a massive section of the Egyptian economy, while the Army demands that protesters go home, also an impossibility given the dozens of martyrs, thousands injured and general realisation that this may be their last chance to create a truly free democracy.

Also, there is a general realisation that biomarker research using TMA may not be sufficient to adequately represent whole-tissue specimens (Eckel-Passow et al, 2010).

In general, large residual realisations in the initial steps, caused by large ‖P 0)‖, can make the decrease of ‖P i)‖ very slow.

General joy at this dawning realisation soon gives way to trouble, as Saramago gleefully pursues the satirical implications.

As Caroline Overington of The Australian wrote proudly: "Julia Gillard's ascension to the highest office (under the governor general, another woman) is the realisation of the great feminist dream".

We first prove the result for canonical Hankel range realisations, and the general case is then obtained using the state space isomorphism.

Since we are aiming to demonstrate the influence of a transverse flow in general, rather than through a specific realisation, we take a simplified approach.

Recommendations: General recommendations: Rec 1: Intensify the realisation of equitable participation and learning i.e. move from quantitative to qualitative inclusion.

Realisations of this, more general, representation of habitat structure can be achieved by using one of a number of algorithms that simulate fractional Brownian motion (sensu [22]).