Sentence examples similar to applied and realized from inspiring English sources
Similar agri-environment schemes have been applied in Europe and realized positive results in terms of conservation of natural ecosystems and influencing farmers' behaviour to implement conservation practices (Burton and Schwarz 2013, Donald and Evans 2006, Klimek et al. 2008).
Realize that the best advice in the world can't help you if you are not disciplined enough to apply it and realize that now is always the best time to start on the path to living the life of your dreams.
In the perfusion bioreactor set-up, bidirectional recycled perfusion with 6 mL/h flow rate was applied and cell seeding was realized in two-steps with a preculture time of 12 days.
I started applying for research positions and realized that it was not easy to step back into academic or pure research.
The difference between the service capacity cost and the total charge applied to realized usage is credited/charged to the users based on the proportion of reported expected usage weighted by the cost per unit time delay.
We develop a simple cost allocation scheme where a charge is applied to realized usage.
The plasmonic architecture will be eventually designed and realized by applying the suitable metal coating.
A controlled porous architecture has been designed and realized by applying mask-projection excimer laser photocuring techniques.
Through the discussion of block, difference sets and cyclic permutation of perfect distance (CPPD), cyclic permutation of imperfect distance (CPID) is defined and applied to realize the coding method.
But, applying this talent and realizing its full potential is a different experience entirely--an extrinsic and social experience requiring recognition, nurturing, and mentorship.
It also takes a good solid heap of introspective creativity to transform those things deemed significant into a tangible manifestation that can inspire others to also apply the brakes and realize just how much we render to the trivial and take the treasures for granted.
