Sentence examples for longer realized from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the modern social surveillance is no longer realized only by intelligence apparatus, but it is the result of the interplay between private and public sectors, based on a collaborative model made possible by mandatory disclosure orders issued by courts or administrative bodies and extended to an undefined pool of collaborations from big companies.

When one of the interacting elements is highly diffusible the spatial switch is no longer realized by the network.

However, if dose adjustments, co-medication or healthcare utilization were considered depending on the rates of adverse events, GS no longer realized cost reductions.

After that, we no longer realize that we're not functioning at our best.

We want to be there as he immerses himself in the character so completely that we no longer realize that Hoffman is playing a role.

In California, mirror therapy helped stroke patients recover from a condition known as hemineglect, which produces something like the opposite of a phantom limb — these patients have a part of the body they no longer realize is theirs.

If you are a smoker, your nose is totally fried, and you no longer realize that you leave the club stanking of cancer's ghost for a week.

Have we lost that sense of pride in being closer to the land, or do we no longer realize how good we've got it?

As "Wolf Hall" got longer and longer, she realized that it needed to be two.

"I woke up and it almost felt like a bad dream, then the longer I was awake, the longer I realized it was actually reality," Abbott said Wednesday.

The identification of exonic co-conversion tracks substantially longer than those previously recognized for this intron in angiosperms implies that other cox1 co-conversions may be longer than realized but obscured by the exceptional conservation of plant mitochondrial sequences.