Sentence examples for an actualization from inspiring English sources

"What it has is an actualization of the cuisine, but I'm not reinventing Puerto Rican cuisine.

Each of "the levels, stations, and stages" represents an actualization of a potential deiformity, or an instance of becoming characterized by one or more divine names.

Derivationists have to explain how we come to know what counts as an actualization of a human potency, and have to explain how we connect these via bridge principles with human goods.

It was assumed that a possibility refers to an actualization in the one and only world history and that it cannot refer to the present moment because of the necessity of the present understood in the Aristotelian sense formulated in (2) and (3) above.

It is all just an actualization of Plato's extreme suggestion in his utopian Republic that the best way to persuade people to give their deepest loyalty and devotion to the government rather than their families is to have men and women exercise naked together, till the whole sexual arousal thing becomes old hat and boring.

Google is able to recruit the best and the brightest with an actualization-focused culture.

He's talking about the heightened, sometimes transcendent immediacy a good three minute song can deliver, but he could also be talking about the experience of making, or listening to, or watching him make, Darkness on the Edge of Town, a record in the most literal sense, of a personal actualization and a pivotal American moment.

Florida and Kenney (1990) describe invention as a technical breakthrough, while innovation is a commercial actualization.

You talk into your watch inspector gadget style, which seems like a final actualization of our childhood dreams and ignite a hope that the future may finally be here.

Moreover, an off-line actualization of the weights and biases and an external validation [28] of the training process are carried out.

Endeavoring to motivate his employees, Phillip plucks a book from his office shelf — "Success Through a Positive Mental Attitude," a self-actualization manual first published in 1960 — and is inspired to deliver a rousing speech to his embarrassed office.