Sentence examples for case is realised from inspiring English sources

The simplicity of the developed neural model of normal condition operation, under all regimes (i.e. steady-state and unsteady state), used in this case is realised by means of a NARX (Nonlinear Auto-Regressive with eXogenous input) model and by an experimental design.

The first person to be diagnosed with the deadly Ebola virus on US soil was sent home from hospital with antibiotics before the severity of his case was realised.

Two special intersect cases were realised, such as "clip" and "union".

And that potential is realised.

The business case assessment was realised for the roll-out of HRS network in a 15 years program.

The aim of an inspector is always to prevent a worst-case scenario being realised.

With two thirds of the City of Culture 2012 still to run, a senior official from DCAL has warned "the anticipated income from sponsorship, tickets and merchandise and other funders which was set out in the original business case has not been realised".

Whilst patients and carers gave positive feedback on the interpersonal skills of case managers, for example, describing them as 'nice'pleasant'nt'bubblybly'lovelyely'easyasy to talk to', 'a friendly face'comfortinging' and 'supportive', they found it difficult to evaluate the extent to which the anticipated benefits of case management had been realised in practice.

One example from our case studies is the collective housing project Leeggoed in the Brussels municipality of Elsene (Depraetere, Vandenabeele & Oosterlynck, 2015 – DieGem case study 11).4 Leeggoed was realised by a diverse group of citizens who lived in precarious housing situations and joined together as a group to realise their right to housing with the support of several social organisations.

Many business cases exploiting big data have been realised in recent years; Twitter, LinkedIn, and Facebook are examples of companies in the social networking domain.

Both can be realised in this case, but only if those involved take on the responsibility of living up to them.