Sentence examples for correct realization from inspiring English sources

I see competition through abundant participation in the market, rather than consolidation, as the correct realization of capitalistic ideals.

In other words, because all four extremes are negated under the analysis of the tetralemma, Gorampa concludes that a correct realization of the ultimate truth must be something that is other than these conceptualizations of and dichotomizations into existence and nonexistence.

One possible option to have a more automated assessment would be to use other environmental sensors (such as contact sensors) in conjunction with the VMS system to give direct information concerning the correct realization of the activity and the time spent for performing the activity.

It has been shown [ 13] that a correct realization of the original (nonlinear) SSA process X for a network N with monotonic propensities can also be obtained through an adapted functional F defined in terms of the dominating process D and a random mark process M = { M t 1,... } where M t k ~ U 0, 1): X T t 0 = F (D T t 0, M ).

Teaching materials play a significant role in guiding learners to "the right" realization and subsequently toward correcting mistakes.

One of the most important parts is about choosing the correct wiring and realization.

If there indeed is the envisaged sort of disconnect between the subject matter of a belief and the factors that lead us to the belief, then evidently it could only be by coincidence (or luck) if the belief turned out to be correct; but this realization plausibly undermines one's original justification.

The one thing he got correct is the realization that the days when a rapper was supposed to release one perfect album every couple of years are as dead as Eazy-E, which I guess is why he's taken to annually releasing triple albums with 45 songs on them.

So having the "Ah-ha" that we can choose to see ourselves differently than we habitually tell ourselves and then self-correct is conscious realization.

The mezcal moment consists of the realization the correct time to say "no mas" has already passed.

Block argues that Kim's unprojectibility argument is correct (and important) for realization properties of mental kinds; but there are also genuine D properties of mental kinds (not yet well understood) and these do project from one realization to others, even in light of vast realization differences.