Sentence examples for earliest realization from inspiring English sources

One of the earliest realization of this concept was proposed by Feynman as a discrete version of the massive Dirac equation [1].

At Solazyme, the partners' early realization of the challenge spurred them to step up testing.

There was an early realization at Facebook that social validation was driving use of the service, he said.

After that early realization, she spent the rest of her life advocating for the education of black women.

Readers of "Everybody's Autobiography" may recall Stein's account of her rueful early realization that "there was no mention of everlasting" in the Hebrew Scriptures.

Theoretically, the government was committed to the goal of four-year compulsory education, but financial problems prevented an early realization of this goal.

I had an early realization that the people we fawn over in the movies had childhoods just like the rest of us, as I watched a few of my classmates find their way onto the big screen.

This discrepancy between the physical reality and the official account of life in South Africa becomes a theme, as Gevisser recounts his early realization of apartheid, his first explorations into the forbidden world of the gay community, and a recent armed intrusion at the home of a privileged white friend.

We then describe the self-modulation instability – a key to an early realization of the concept.

Towards the early realization of fusion power reactors, high performance first wall and plasma facing components (PFCs) are essentially required.

As the ITER is being constructed, there is a growing anticipation for an earlier realization of fusion energy.