Sentence examples for early realization that from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

However, there appears to be an early realization that there are a number of common (and perhaps distinct) access patterns for data: relational/sql, document/json, caching/key-value, analytical/columnar, search/inverted, metrics/time-series, files/hdfs and multidimensional/graph.

"I came to the early realization that I was never going to be able to do traditional-looking graffiti and I should try to do something that's a little different".

Foundational studies of protein structure led to an early realization that structural information was influenced substantially by the sequence of the protein [ 32, 33].

The choice of thicknesses is dictated by the earlier realization that 220 nm SiNMs behave close to bulk, while 28 nm SiMNs exhibit great surface sensitivity because the total dopant number is an order of magnitude smaller.

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

An important early breakthrough was the realization that the patterns of wrinkles on tapirs' necks can identify individuals.

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

Early success, and the realization that the sport would be included in the Sydney Olympics, encouraged Gutierrez to increase her training from 15 to 25 hours a week, which she has fit in around her job teaching physical education to handicapped children.

Brewster was an early mover in the realization that contacts books would become a messy affair in the smartphone world, with people developing networks of people that would largely be siloed based on whatever app they happened to be using, or even the phone itself, or their email.