Sentence examples for interpreted realized from inspiring English sources

The purpose of praxeology, in this sense, is inquiry into the "knowing how" of practical normative knowledge, that is, how it is that norms are ongoingly interpreted, realized, and enacted under particular social and historical circumstances.

Table 1 shows the linkage of some Wild Cards to opportunities: for example the Wild Card "all-electric road transport" provides the opportunity to developing new sustainable technology solutions for mobility thus, the establishment of electric road transport could be interpreted as realized opportunities of involved industries.

According to Habermas, even if such a political community is based on the universal principles of a democratic constitution, "it still forms a collective identity, in the sense that it interprets and realizes these principles in light of its own history and in the context of its own particular form of life" (2001a, 117, 107).

However, what clinched it is when I read the Quran cover to cover -- with multiple translations and interpretations, and realized that my attempts to try and rationalize much of its content, or interpret it "metaphorically" were, frankly, getting quite ridiculous.

The call, Ryan realized, had been interpreted two ways.

These models are created using interpreted DSMLs (i-DSMLs) and realized using a semantic-rich execution engine or domain-specific virtual machine (DSVM).

There was one participant who initially answered with a '2', but when the interviewer asked how she had decided upon her answer, the respondent realized she had interpreted the direction of the scale incorrectly and corrected her response to an '8'.

He said he altered his posts because "I realized they could be interpreted by anybody".

Mr. Klein didn't either, until a few years ago, when he was asked by a concert producer in Buenos Aires to interpret Leguizamón's music; soon he realized he knew Leguizamón's songs from versions by singers like Mercedes Sosa.

Hamas operatives will have a hard time finding support for their opposition, as it will be interpreted as rejecting the principle of realizing the long-held goal-a Palestinian state.

But rather than childishly taking offense at what I interpreted as a gentle rebuke, I soon realized how dutiful — brave, even — the reviewer had been in soldiering on after those first five thoroughly nauseating pages.