Sentence examples for a realisation of a from inspiring English sources

It would be a realisation of a lot of childhood dreams and hard work," he said at St Andrews yesterday.

Instead, his music is a realisation of a complete world, independent of concerns for cutting-edge contemporaneity, and one that becomes more essential the more you hear it, above all for how he transforms his astonishing compositional refinement into real emotional immediacy.

A realisation of a flexible production system has to validate the methodology.

This is a realisation of a reliability and performance analysis for FDI in future spacecraft.

Structure is then analysed as a realisation of a particular feature or a cluster of features, that is, its 'reflex in form'.

In the design-based framework, the population is regarded as fixed whereas the sample is regarded as a realisation of a stochastic process (Gregoire 1998).

And often, most strikingly, somewhere along the journey, we realise our own virtuous circle of potential; a realisation of our capacity to have a greater impact, and engage and inspire others.

A realisation of what he actually did.

WikiLeaks is a realisation of this tension.

They always seemed to carry a realisation of what being a musician might mean, could mean, the possibilities of what being a musician could be.

Many people diagnosed with terminal illness report gaining a valuable sense of perspective, a realisation of what is important to them and what is not.