Sentence examples for including the realisation from inspiring English sources

Several approaches have been pursued in these experiments, including the realisation of atom-chips containing microwave circuitry with which cold samples of Rb have been prepared and then photoexcited to Rydberg states [71, 72], and the preparation of beams of Rydberg atoms which propagate above the surfaces containing the microwave circuits (see Fig. 4) [39].

This has important implications, including the realisation that specific drugs have to be developed and tested for molecularly defined tumours and effects in one might not necessarily be relevant to another cancer.

I have very fond memories of my time at King's, including the realisation within a few days of starting my PhD on neurocomputing that John was none other than the author of 'Black Holes: The End of the Universe?' [ 47], a popular science book that I had enjoyed reading as a teenager.

These include the realisation of $480m in cost savings by 2004, although arms makers, like other merging firms, find it hard to capture synergy.As the diagram shows, a complex arrangement has been designed to balance French, German and Spanish interests.

Appropriate linear or nonlinear adaptive techniques which are able to track these changes are described for wideband linear power amplifier, multiple input multiple output antenna systems, heterogeneous networks and self-organising networks including the corresponding realisation and performance aspects.

That analysis will include the creeping realisation that climate negotiations are not really negotiations between nations at all.

which includes the noise realisations u0 and v0 of the first step.

The garden architect Russell Page designed the grounds, but the realisation of his project, including the choice of plants, was down to Susana.

Integrated condom programming is essential to the realisation of sexual and reproductive health and rights, including the prevention of HIV [ 27- 29].

The units most used in engineering metrology, length, mass, force and angle, are then addressed in some detail, including their realisation.

The critical point here as far as this paper is concerned, is that without a stratified content plane there would have been no way to generalise appraisal resources across the various lexicogrammatical systems realising them, including incongruent realisations (involving grammatical metaphor).