The phrase "as realizing" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward in many contexts.
It could be used when discussing the process of coming to an understanding or awareness of something, but it would typically require additional context to clarify its meaning.
Example: "The team is progressing well, as realizing the importance of collaboration has improved their communication."
Alternatives: "as understanding" or "as becoming aware".
Mr. Wilcha portrays himself as realizing only after the fact that he had been a traitor to the grunge cause.
Nevertheless, L could be visual in Hela cells with excellent cell permeability, viz, monitoring exogenous Cu2+ ions as well as realizing an "on off on" process.
As a part of meeting this challenge, the flow of information between decisions processes defined as realizing a decision must be analyzed and modelled as a prerequisite for the subsequent design, construction and implementation of information systems.
"There's a tremendous opportunity given the audience we appeal to," he adds, which executives at the channel define as "I-cubed Q: intelligent, innovative and irreverent, and the 'Q' standing for 'Quality.' " The executives "try to put all our British programming through that filter," Mr. Simon says, "as well as realizing we needed to get into the original programming game".
Therefore, yǒu kěnéng is considered as realizing implicit modality when it occurs in a clause.
The verbal groups could not be considered as realizing events because no Participant is involved.
The analysis of 71 shows that the functional category F can be overt (as realized as or), not necessarily emptyq.
The neighborhood, as realized by Karas ("Clever Jack Takes the Cake"), reflects the child's sullen disposition.
As realized by Lowery, it is filled with quiet joy and simple wonder.
The partners would just as soon build a school in South Central as realize a contemporary hotel-spa complex.
Endohedral molecular magnets, e.g. as realized in fullerenes containing DySc2N, are promising candidates for molecular electronics and quantum information processing.
