Sentence examples for core realization from inspiring English sources

To develop this point, Shoemaker distinguishes between a mental state's "core realization" and its "total realization".

Relationships of containment or overlap between core realization and total realization between the target state and the self-ascriptive judgment might then underwrite introspective accuracy.

One might think of mental processes as transpiring in fairly narrow regions of the brain (their core realization), and yet, Shoemaker suggests, it's not as though we could simply carve off those regions from all others and still have the mental state in question.

The many-core realizations required not only a very small number of iterations less than or equal to the bounds, but the execution of an iteration was also fast (see Table 2 for detailed measurement data).

Let the breeze of change cleanse the stasis of your enterprise. Bring to your core the realization that the life and vitality of your company walks hand-in-hand with its ability to grasp, envision, and integrate many facets of continuous change both globally and locally and everything in between.

On the other hand, increasing thickness of PPy by electropolymerization for longer pulsed current cycles excessively covers the top of the ZnO nanorod arrays making it difficult to etch away the ZnO core which prevented realization of PPy nanotubular arrays.

In particular, states are obliged to prioritize the realization of "core obligations to realize minimum essential levels of economic, social and cultural rights" [ 12, 62].

This article describes the execution model, the core micro-architecture, its realization in a many-core, general-purpose processor chip and its software environment.

The availability of human resource on the network presents opportunities to tap onto the competencies of people outside of the core team in product realization.

However, Er-doping of the waveguide core, needed for the realization of the light source, results in a large increase of the losses as a consequence of absorption by the free electrons introduced by the rare earths.

McAfee ([2006]) realizing the importance of collaboration of the external efforts with internal efforts for the realization of core organizational goals, put forward the term Enterprise 2.0 to 'focus only on those platforms that companies can buy or build in order to make visible the practices and outputs of their knowledge workers.'.