Sentence examples for of its realisation from inspiring English sources

Originally designed for his MFA Thesis, the simplicity of the concept has carried it through to today due to the complexity of its realisation, able to adapt to several venues and not just of the European Gothic kind.

The Almeida's overall mission to rediscover and reinterpret the European repertory resulted in some of the best theatre-going of my life, and I was proud to be a small part of its realisation.

Hope is a virtue independent of its realisations; it is an intrinsic value, an end in itself, allied to courage and imagination, a positive attitude full of possibility and aspiration.

But as ever with Wall Street, it's the promise of growth, not its realisation, that gets it excited.

Take this passage:What we lack is a liberal Utopia, a program which seems neither a mere defense of things as they are nor a diluted kind of socialism We need intellectual leaders who are willing to fight for an ideal, however small may be the prospects of its early realisation.

This could be characterised as the development of the radiopharmaceutical being 10 or even 20 years ahead of its ultimate realisation as a clinical tool, thus demonstrating that the leap frog model does not always apply.

We establish connections with algebraic topology by showing that the homology of a k-graph coincides with the homology of its topological realisation as described by Kaliszewski et al. We exhibit combinatorial versions of a number of standard topological constructions, and show that they are compatible, from a homological point of view, with their topological counterparts.

Arguably this negative framing is inherent in the modern concept of privacy which focuses on conditions of its violation, not its realisation [42].

The nasty, corrupt beast of drug prohibition is in its death throes, and the government has betrayed its realisation of this fact by its panicky efforts to silence its own experts.

The externals were important, but what made Ashcroft's Margaret so astounding was its realisation of the wild madness that overtakes people in extreme situations.

Metrologists carefully distinguish between the definition of a unit and its realisation.