Sentence examples for good realised from inspiring English sources
An explosive transition is possible, although it might play out differently from in the movie: as Irving Good realised in 1965, machines with superhuman intelligence could repeatedly improve their design even further, triggering what Vernor Vinge called a "singularity" and Johnny Depp's movie character calls "transcendence".
He said he had only just realised how good it was to give and told Oprah: "It's taken me 48 years.
He has become our man of the hour: a 21st century anti-hero whose belief in the greater good is realised by actions deemed so illegal that he may never live to see an ordinary day in his whistle blown world.
It's "2.0 boom" era business model didn't get traction, but Alicia Navarro, being an extremely good entrepreneur, realised the affiliate part of her business was the *real* business she was after.
Some 57 per cent of the thieves said they started taking things for free because the tills did not work and then took more goods when realised they could get away with it.
When things aren't going well you keep questioning yourself, and it's good to realise you can still play the game, still score runs.
It's good to realise that you have a different approach, but may well get the same results.
Let's own up to our desire to look good and realise it's okay, it's fantastic.
"Sometimes I look at reformed bands and wonder why the records are no good, and realise it's because they can't stand to be in the same room together".
Nevertheless, based on estimated calculations, it is good to realise that screening has an (additional) effect that in the Netherlands may be three to four times as large.
