Sentence examples for as realized in the from inspiring English sources

We emphasize at this point that the 2 × 2 matrix description, which we employed above to illustrate our strategy, constitutes a crude approximation of the full problem as realized in the experiment.

Therefore these theories usually come with a naturalist account of how these states (thought of as realized in the central nervous system) acquire their representational content.

Fig. 5 Comparison between a conventional contact angle method and our air-jet based liquid squeezing method as realized in the non-contact wettability assessment system.

Finally, this study bears a significant theoretical implication: Mandarin emotion verbs demonstrate a continuum of form-meaning pairing relations as realized in the lexical to constructional associations characteristic of Mandarin.

These time restrictions set a boundary around the community of practise which the new researcher experiences, leading to divergence between the community of research practise as perceived by the student through the lens of their curriculum and as realized in the workplace.

The full title Bingham gave the painting was "Civil War: as Realized in the Desolation of Border Counties of Missouri During the Operation of 'General Order No. 11,' Issued by Brigadier General Ewing, from his Head Quarters, Kansas City, August 25, 1863".

The close relationship between the DTF signature and the stromal(0) gene set as realized in each of the four data sets can be conveyed with respect to these twenty essential genes (Additional File 7).

The theme of New Creation — as realized in Jesus Christ — has the potential to interrogate theologically trajectories of modernity that have been previously underdeveloped in existing accounts.

It is a beguiling idea, especially as realized in a vehicle infused with the lessons learned from the Apollo-era moon missions and the subsequent success of the Spirit and Opportunity robotic rovers on Mars.

I do not mean to suggest that planners deliberately went back to old plans; or that they were always aware of the models as realized in key institutions, though this would usually be the case.

As Cervantes realized in the context of the newly born mass culture of the Catholic, imperial, Spanish state, irony expertly wielded is the best defense against the manipulation of truth by the media.