What the world witnessed in the initial 18 days of uprising and subsequent political and social developments was a rediscovery of our ability to effect change, a realisation that mass protest is one way to make our collective voice heard.
Although the abolition of clause IV had seemed to signify a pragmatic realisation that mass nationalisation had to be consigned to the annals of British history, this was not shared by some on Labour's left.
For new plants, an assessment is necessary whether price caps should be adjusted, given that a certain critical mass of new plant realisation would be necessary for achieving learning effects.
For Bowie, this ISP wasn't just a new means of marketing his material to the masses, it was the realisation of something he'd always understood about music: that the fan response completes the art.
This was handled by putting point mass beyond the largest observed time; corresponding realisations were always censored.
Discovery of this association between mutation of the Lrp5 gene and high bone mass occurred around the same time as the realisation that osteoporosis pseudoglioma syndrome (OPPG), a rare autosomal recessive condition characterised by low bone mass, was associated with a loss of function mutation in the same Lrp5 gene [9].
Notwithstanding that the definition of the base unit of mass was the gramme (alternatively "gravet"), this new, practical realisation would ultimately become the base unit of mass.
Accordingly, the name of the original, defined unit of mass, "gramme", which was too small to serve as a practical realisation, was adopted and the new prefix "kilo" was appended to it to form the name "kilogramme".
As the credits rolled, the audience shuffled out as one into a cold misty night and there we all stood, eerily shaken, looking round at each other with the dawning realisation that we were indeed… a glazed-eyed, shambling mass.
The units most used in engineering metrology, length, mass, force and angle, are then addressed in some detail, including their realisation.
