Sentence examples for is best realized from inspiring English sources
Intensity is best realized architecturally in spaces that provide for small groups working together within an open or studio-like setting.
At Archos, a French company with offices in Irvine, Calif., its strategy to compete with iPod is best realized, Mr. Feldman said, in its new Gmini 400.
Energy savings from the use of daylighting in commercial buildings is best realized through the installation of reliable photoelectric lighting controls that dim electric lights when sufficient daylight is available to provide adequate background and/or task illumination.
We need an alternative vision, one that applauds individual freedom but emphasizes that such freedom is best realized with a more collaborative approach to meeting the challenges we face.
A giddy sense of possibility animating all Ms. Bradford's work is best realized in her most abstract and beautiful picture, "Midsummer Night," in which a great, pink circular shape dotted by a grid of black, white and primary-colored spots hovers before a grassy field and starry sky.
For bankers and brokers, Wall Street is not so much a place as perhaps a dream (or, last year, a nightmare): a churning pool of risk, debt, credit, and information that is best realized in the physical world as the blinking screen of a Bloomberg terminal.
This physical exploration of music's abstract meanings was best realized on two cover songs.
Some studies have shown that the advantages of the system are best realized in heavy-duty vehicles operating on long, nearly constant speed runs.
"After a careful review, however, we have determined that D.P.C.'s full growth potential would be best realized outside DuPont and through the sale to Carlyle".
The promising benefits of ENM technology can be best realized if the potential risks are first understood and then minimized in product and system designs.
If eventually Burckhardt's study of the Renaissance provided a basic model for the treatment of cultural history in general, the implications for art history were best realized by his pupil and successor, Heinrich Wölfflin.
