Sentence examples for large-scale realisation from inspiring English sources
In 1998, I was invited by the Dutch new music group, the Ives Ensemble, to work on a large-scale realisation of Plus Minus.
Israel responded with large-scale "retaliation raids".
Over the last decade, advances in computing have enabled cost-effective realisation of large-scale data centres [1].
The extent of exothermicity associated with the construction of large-volume methacrylate monolithic columns has somewhat obstructed the realisation of large-scale rapid biomolecule purification especially for plasmid-based products which have proven to herald future trends in biotechnology.
The final piece – in which Reich returned as one of four pianists underpinning Ensemble Modern's clean-cut realisation – was the large-scale minimalist masterpiece Music for 18 Musicians.
This is how the future objectives find their way into the current operation, while the company is kept in the present by its "here and now" focus, which provides for the realisation of the large-scale and important objectives that already exist in the present.
The publication of more than 70 common genetic susceptibility factors via large-scale collaborative efforts [ 10, 32] and the realisation that mammographic density is a major risk factor is important, but the major gap in our knowledge is how to incorporate these factors into our current risk prediction models [ 33].
For this reason large-scale waste water treatment is the application closest to industrial realisation and is the domain of much current MFC research.
Ah, large-scale ecclesiastical patronage.
"Large-scale Russian aggression.
