Sentence examples for further realized from inspiring English sources

I further realized that I couldn't handle the thought of them spending the night together, sleeping in the same bed, even in a Bert and Ernie arrangement.

The trust's fears were further realized when they read the reorganization plan, which defined it as an organization residing "within" the Department of Community Affairs rather than "in, but not of," the status it enjoyed since its inception.

If animals, and humans in particular, are viewed, even in part, as automata with varying degrees of accomplishment and success that depend on their abilities to cope with their environment, then human beings could be better understood and their potentialities could be further realized by exploring a generalized version of an automaton's ability to predict.

He then further realized that such an approach could be applied to problems such as the production and diffusion of neutrons in radioactive material, a problem in which at each step there were so many possibilities that a solution was impossible to calculate.

Equation 24 can be further realized as: A = ∑ P σ k u k v k T (25).

Ismail et al. [5, 6] further realized that these inequalities are also the consequences of complete monotonicity of such gamma functions' ratios.

This rapid fabrication method to carry out individual customization may further realize other environmental friendly, portable and multifunctional devices.

Among these, hybrid materials with yolk double-shelled architecture can further realize the required surface chemical reactions.

But developer Brian Amento took this a step further, realizing that a phone could transfer those vibrations from myself to another system.

Therefore, it is of significance to thoroughly understand the reactivity of chemical species and the mechanism of chemical reactions to further realize the solution reaction design.

Understanding the ways how small molecules form globally ordered structures and further realize vital functionalities has been the key motivation for the exploration of molecular assembly.