Sentence examples for become realised from inspiring English sources
The specification of this stream has both technical and economic implications and, as CCS schemes start to become realised, the requirement to specify the CO2 stream quality is becoming more important.
Recently, the potential of non-invasive imaging for the functional characterisation of neovasculature has become realised.
He rattles through the first half of the set as if reacquainting himself with the stage, and it's not until he brings on surprise guest Dr Dre halfway through the show for Next Episode, Still Dre, G Thang and Forgot About Dre, that Eminem's ambitions become fully realised - even if Dre's voice is a much more almighty force than his apprentice's.
The East's preservation of the way, in the Vedic scriptures, offers the best hope that individuals can realise the panthenistic reality, and become self-realised.
The Rodin Project is marvellously steeped in the hedonism and heroism of its subject, but it's neither literal enough in its borrowing nor sufficiently independent of it, to become a fully realised piece of dance.
Possibly this struggle to become a fully realised artist in Europe, eclipsed within a genre dominated by the likes of Prince, was the reason.
Moreover car ownership – for a while – became the nearly realised dream of many working-class households.
The Biblical David plays an important role in this poem just as he played an important role in Jubilate Agno However, David in Jubilate Agno is an image of the creative power of poetry whereas he becomes a fully realised model of the religious poet.
I have found in the past that by the time one finally manages to create ideal working circumstances, the work itself can change and all one's carefully realised specifications can become instantly redundant.
If this vision is realised (and there is still a long way to go) biotechnology will become a true branch of engineering, with benefits for industry, medicine and agriculture (see article and article).
