Sentence examples for and realised in a from inspiring English sources

A prototype of the SPHERE architecture is being engineered and realised in a furnished house in the city of Bristol, UK, which, for the remainder of the paper, will be referred to as the SPHERE house.

This Project has been proposed and funded by the most important provincial administrative and financial institutions in the territory (the Administration of the Province of Siena and the Monte dei Paschi Foundation, respectively), and was designed and realised in 4 years (2001 2004) by a research team coordinated by the University of Siena.

as though a prior mental representation had been "objectified" and realised in the actual artwork.

Thus, a fluidic analysis device has been designed and realised in order to monitor pH-related bacterial activities.

Patient satisfaction is a reflection of the commitment and professionalism displayed by nurses and realised in their performance outcomes.

This variation in speaker's social position correlated with a variant sense of what the context was a context for, what was relevant and what was irrelevant, and was realised in a variety of linguistic choices.

Rather, it offers a first-class luxury dining journey to anyone looking for food lovingly and precisely realised in a fantastic heritage setting by friendly and informed staff – and one that beckons the booking of a return very soon.

Restoration costs will inevitably be high as the school was built in solid materials and beautifully realised in an era of Arts and Crafts and Art Nouveau design when God, the devil and an entire chorus of angels were in the details.

But how can the recommendation of the Commission on the Social Determinants of Health - to make SDH a 'standard and compulsory part of training of medical and health professionals' - be realised in a manner in which the complexity and 'social science' character of these issues elicits the interest of medical students?

President Clinton, who made every effort to broker the agreement, blamed Arafat, who never even bothered to make a counter offer: I regret that in 2000 Arafat missed the opportunity to bring that nation into being and pray for the day when the dreams of the Palestinian people for a state and a better life will be realised in a just and lasting peace.

Metaphysics 9.6, 1048b18-35 contrasts (incomplete) motions and (complete) actualities, and asserts that the latter are realised in a non-processual manner.