Sentence examples for mostly realized from inspiring English sources

Oxidation reactions are catalysed by cytochromes P450 and are mostly realized via heteroatom oxidation (N and S-oxidation) or carbon hydroxylation (aliphatic or aromatic hydroxylation).

In steel concrete composite structures the transfer of longitudinal shear forces at the interface between steel and concrete is mostly realized by headed shear studs.

The results indicate that deconstruction criteria are mostly realized in physical characteristics of buildings, rather than semantic or technical characteristics, which has been the primary objective of deconstruction theory in the first place.

The breakthroughs in these subfields were themselves mostly realized using a branch of machine learning called deep learning (LeCun et al., 2015), which builds on artificial neural networks that can be constructed in such a way as to learn rapidly from large amounts of data to correctly map an input (such as an image or a sentence) to an output (such as a diagnosis or a sentiment).

He's going out on a limb, and those on the Left have mostly realized that anything they do or say about Rubio is going to give some sort of rhetorical ammunition to those Republicans who are going to oppose his efforts no matter what.

with approximately the same resources at hand, and both projects were mostly realized in the cold room at 4 °C.

Those gains will mostly be realized over the next two years.

"But mostly, I realized that golf gave me more in the last 20 years than I could ever give it".

And the impact will mostly be realized upon the middle class and the working poor, which pay a higher percentage of their income in payroll taxes.

That bit of history merits close attention, because those efforts to cap reimbursements to providers proved unrealistic and were mostly never realized.

(They were mostly, I realized later, after I got to know Venice a bit, the big old, fifties-ish places that a New York analyst would love: Harry's Bar, Da Fiore, the Madonna).