Sentence examples for because the realization of from inspiring English sources
Although the solution based on linear dependency cannot be avoided, it exists with little possibility because the realization of x K (m) is independent of the TV-DCO.
Because the realization of any given network is time-dependent (Moody and White 2003), future work could benefit from comparisons over time (Still et al. 2014a) and from including relationship decay over time into the analysis of relational capital.
In the last year, we have improved our numbers because the realization of program recommendations has been monitored more intensively since in the previous two years had been a relaxation and thereby increased the numbers of BSC.
At the same time, the definition of absolute good as the full realization of possibility is the very basis on which Avicenna ascribes an ethical dimension to the action of the First Principle; and this comes not without difficulty: it entails the First Principle's having to create the world, because the realization of possibilities would be good (Lizzini 2014).
Elections are impersonal and collective because the realization of even the most trivial presidential program depends on how the fabric of national energies is mobilized.
This is because the realization of Medicare for All, in addition to making Americans much healthier and less anxious about healthcare costs, would change our understanding of what we can and should demand of our society.
It is in 1851 that a New Architectural Age springs because of the realization of the Crystal Palace, in London – that has addressed towards the experimentation of the glass as an architectural, structural element and of design.
The Center was launched under the patronage of Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah and was created because of the realization of President Lee C. Bollinger, and a number of other University leaders, that Columbia needed to learn more about the world around it and engage more fully with global partners.
Senator Richard C. Shelby of Alabama, the ranking Republican on the Senate Intelligence Committee who sharply criticized the F.B.I. and then found himself the subject of White House anger, said today that the administration had changed its tone because of the realization of the extent of the intelligence failures.
This ignorance, which obscures the ultimate reality, is necessary because without the realization of this ignorance, true knowledge can not be achieved.
