Sentence examples for been realised as a from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, increased labour constraints have been realised as a bottleneck for the sustainability of farming in developing countries, where spending on infrastructure cost is meager.

Any filter realisable in electrical theory can, in principle, also be realised as a mechanical filter.

The single will be realised as a limited edition run of 1,000 hand-numbered white flexi-disc vinyl records as well as a digital download.

"Our fears were realised as a shadow criminal justice system was created in the UK without the essential safeguards of the formal system, and up to nine people are now being held within it," the report said.

We need a UN where women are at the centre of the totality of its agenda, not just parts of it, so that their full human potential can be realised as a matter of social justice, and because to fail to do so will further undermine peace, security, development and human rights.

The CityGML Energy ADE uses both extension concepts and is realised as a UML diagram.

In both cases image construction is required prior to the application deployment scenario which is realised as a collection of Virtual Machines (VMs) containing application components.

A program for the supply of baffle prototypes was realised as a demonstration of the manufacturing features for different designs of baffle and limiter modules.

Having an understanding that these are all circumstantial meanings of the temporal type but that only one of them is realised as a ranking circumstance is useful not only for examining ideational meanings in texts but also for pedagogic purposes.

This finding is consistent with perpetrator explicitness patterns where killing is realised as a process and the overall representation of the illegal actors in the COP corpus (García 2013).

The onset of the word is loud, the /t/ is realised as a glottal stop and the final vowel is a significantly lengthened.