The iconic precedent for this break is the moment of transmission said to have occurred when, in the middle of preaching to a gathering of some 10,000 people on Vulture Peak, the Buddha held up a single flower and elicited a smile of shared realization from his disciple, Mahākāśyapa.
Also, there is a moment during a date when, you hope, her eyes will forget the background and focus on you, or she will laugh at an idiosyncrasy, or you mesh on some point -- the silliness of the name Verizon, a dislike of skiers, a shared fear of heights, the realization that, despite Hollywood, people basically aren't sympathetic -- something.
It was in this particular context, a wreck manufactured by destructive nationalisms, that the narrative of a shared European identity came into vocalized realization.
An adult relative is usually identified as the custodian following the parents' death with the realization that caring for these children is a shared responsibility.
This renovation followed an epic political battle and a realization that, lo and behold, trains were here to stay as the transporting cornerstone of a shared urban future.
More important, I could have shared the realization that while I did, indeed, leave my husband, I have not and will not leave the military behind.
He shared his realization, "Lesson in there, you don't need to know what you're doing, just do a lot of things put it out there and see what happens.
Both sounds are the only voiced sibilant in the respective systems, and shared a common realization variant [z] (Ang 洪惟仁 2003, 2012; Chan 1984; Chuang et al. 2015).
Businessman Jamie Vollmer wrote a great article in which he shares his realization that schools do not operate under the same principles of a for-profit business, nor should they.
More recently, Bhamidi, Evans, and Sen [ 24] have proven that, subject to weak general conditions, many ensembles of random trees have the property that, with probability converging to one as the number of leaves goes to infinity, a realization shares its spectrum with another tree.
