Sentence examples for of realised from inspiring English sources

Consequently, the proportion of realised world options to potentially realisable options decreases; technological acceleration leads to increasing time scarcity [26].

ICTs, and especially mobile devices, serve as technological accelerators, through which an increasing number of options can be realised, albeit increasing the rate of potential options at greater speed and thus, decreasing the proportion of realised 'city options' to potentially realisable options a city has to offer.

But now I've kind of realised that life begins at 25".

I sort of realised where I'd gone wrong – being dull and too compliant, not speaking my mind.

"I kind of realised I had to establish a critical distance from what was happening," explains Freeman.

And I just thought: 'Oh my God.' You kind of realised why the home team usually wins.

Let Q with elements q ij define the departure of the realised dominance correlation of full sibs from the expected ¼, and let σ Q 2 denote var(q ij ) and similarly covRQ denote cov(r ij, q ij ).

The results of the mechanical test of the realised 3D Si force sensors are in good agreement with the theoretical predictions.

This study provides English empirical evidence of both realised and expected benefits of implementing EPRs.

Robertson traces the impact of their loss on a series of vividly realised private worlds, as the title's inattention resonates in myriad instances of people's carelessness towards one another and, most especially, children.

The significance of the interactive effect of the two abiotic factors for the width of the realised niche width has already been demonstrated for the dominant flagellate species in these acidic mining lakes (Moser & Weisse, 2011a).