Sentence examples for market realization from inspiring English sources

The shift represents a deeper market realization that data loads are intensifying and the need is apparent to build out Internet scale infrastructures to manage the workloads.

Based on the recognition of the invention, Maidique (1980) assumes immediate action taken for the development of new products followed by the market realization of product and the distribution of products to customers.

It follows from the analysis and assessment of information and methodical approaches in the evaluation and valuation of the benefits of ecosystems functions and production activities that the most problematic and least exact is evaluation and valuation of benefits, which have not recently been and will not be an object of market realization.

On the whole, this conclusion derives from aggregating 'failed' entrepreneurial attempts with the 'successful' and by counting self-employed professionals who may be underemployed or at best receive competitive wages for their services even without an intermediary employer and by counting tinkerers or even qualified inventors who fall short of market realization of their inventive aspirations.

The findings from this study will feed into the policy arena in terms of improving access to formal credit markets and realization of the goals for the central bank of Bangladesh.

This would enhance load and market operations through realization of the full range and value of services from storage technologies.

Majority of organizations, along with intensification of competition in the market, strive for realization of such advantages.

EV policies focused on early adopters and niche markets would create complementary system effects that will lead to increased EV market penetration and realization of intended societal benefits [18].

The key to the realization of market transactions and the establishment of a market order lies in a concrete mode of interconnection and interaction between structural factors (social relations) and cultural factors (business ethics).

Heightening market anxiety is the realization that the banks that have promised to participate in the Greek debt restructuring may face larger losses than expected.

Like most crises, the recent episode had an identifiable trigger--in this case, the growing realization by market participants that subprime mortgages and certain other credits were seriously deficient in their underwriting and disclosures.