Sentence examples for its realisation in from inspiring English sources

The presence of one of these properties will make any prospect more attractive to me; at the limit its realisation in one of a number of alternatives between which I am otherwise indifferent will lead me to prefer that alternative.

This releases text that is written-to- be-read from the same physical constraints as spoken text and text that is written-to-be-spoken, and so the realisation of information structure in written text does not need to match its realisation in spoken text.

For those communicative contexts where the speech act of the Partner is uncertain and its realisation in terms of a specific utterance entirely unclear, predictions in terms of intentional speech act types carried by rapidly igniting action-perception circuits for neuropragmatic processing appear to provide a suitable explanation.

This is a show as half-baked in its conception as it is mediocre in its realisation, so that it often seems more like the umpteenth revival of an old production than anything new.

Where Dredd exceeds expectations is in its realisation.

Music of Changes is heroically difficult to perform, and gives the pianist no leeway in its realisation.

Finally we present an outline vision for such a system, supported by a generic system architecture and a simple business model for its deployment, noting opportunities for future work in its realisation.

As well as her most lyrically impressive work, it's also the most musically satisfying, featuring a sparse palette of guitars, hand percussion and cello, which finds its most complete realisation in the opening 16-minute sequence whose four songs are segued along an unspooling thread of guitar figures and drones, hypnotically drawing the listener deeper into the emotional entanglement.

This occurred while the Buddha was at Rajagaha, where he had immediately gone after first communicating his Realisation in order to honour his promise to show his teachings to King Bimbisara.

It came from a realisation in the community that the young were losing their way, the stories were not being passed on and interest in learning and education both mainstream and Indigenous was waning.

Saturday dawned and with it, no doubt, did the realisation in the house nearby where he has been holed up since Tuesday that the deadly serious business of the week was about to begin.