Sentence examples for number realised from inspiring English sources

It is clear that voters in sufficient number realised that the real aim was to establish an Orwellian structure – a "Mukhabarat state" consolidated around the AKP and run by an inner circle of sycophants.

Asked if he was not interested in the expenditure on the cards, he told the court: "I would have been interested in the total numbers, realising that there is some serious expenditure going on and Charles would have an issue with that.

"Upon examining its serial number, I realised it was only 516 away from the actual pistol used in the assassination and would probably have been manufactured around the same time.

Any reasonable person who heard the $200 million a day number should realise that it's off by at least an order of magnitude.

Rochdale's PA announcer came to the aid of a car owner who had left their headlights on during Tuesday's 1-1 drawithth Gillingham by reading out the vehicle's registation number – not realising it belonged to one of the home side's midfielders.

When Bond was released from his imprisonment by the Axis, he was demobilised in 1946 and entered the Metropolitan Police with the warrant number 128434, realising his pre-war ambition.

H 2 ' [ 81], a network-level measure of specialisation based on the deviation of a species' realised number of interactions from the species' expected total number of interactions, was also calculated in all bipartite graphs.

We denote t the number of transmissions realised by the aggregator, where T j (t) denotes the number of selections of channel j.

The density of a network [ 25] is the actual number of edges realised in the existing network as a fraction of the maximal number of edges potentially expressible in the network.

It was only when I went to the expo to pick up my number that I realised finishers were awarded different medals for different times: gold for the first 10 men and women; silver for sub-4 hours; a colourful Sainsbury medal (named after Mr Two Oceans Chet Sainsbury, who died earlier this year) for sub-5; bronze for sub-6 and blue for sub-7.

"The prediction against an overall in-year target of 6,383 is that only 50% of this number will be realised".