"We fear that an Islamist group could in fact realize what they have announced, an attack here in Germany".
"This celebrity panel was confirming that the people in the audience could in fact realize their dreams if they took courses and got 'Clear.' Then I was followed by auditors, who tried to get me to go into another room and get audited.
That this possibility is in fact realized, however, is something we can know only through faith.
Millions of middle-class Americans do in fact realize investment gains annually.
To see what material resources in fact realize the form, sensory experience, aided by reason, is needed.
We become conscious of them only after the fact, realizing perhaps that we are already laughing or crying.
In fact, realized intellectual stances are more circumscribed in that most adaptationists are advocates of empirical, explanatory, and methodological adaptationism (e.g., Charnov 1982, Dawkins 1976, Maynard Smith 1978).
Page 11 of the white paper states "In fact, realized defaults would have to be 2.2 times projected rates in order for a loss to be realized".
Insofar as a probability is a measure over possibilities where precisely one is in fact realized and insofar as all possibilities are realized in pure wave mechanics, there simply can be no probabilities associated with alternative relative sequences of measurement records.
If one were to take pure wave mechanics to be directly descriptive of the real physical world, one might feel that one should explain what it is about the world that makes it appropriate to expect one's relative sequence of records to be typical in the norm-squared-amplitude sense when every physically possible outcome is in fact realized as a relative state.
