Sentence examples for one realisation from inspiring English sources

One realisation that has emerged from the current round of violence, and should be clear to any right-thinking person interested in a two-state future, is that Hamas today is the single greatest obstacle to the prosperity of Gaza, and in the longer run, to a peace agreement.

Adopting a counterfactual approach, the facts, whether they are agreed or disputed, represent only one realisation of what could have happened (Woo 2010, 2011, 2015).

The objective function is calculated by using binary maps, where one map is obtained from the observed seismic data and the other is from one realisation of the optimisation algorithm from the simulation model.

One realisation, θ*, of θ is drawn from its posterior.

One realisation of the simulated density profile is superimposed onto the averaged experimental histogram in Figure 5C.

The results of one realisation (particular random seed) of this parameter are presented previously in Figs.  9, 10 and 11.

One simple realisation of such a distribution would be to have no burst, τ=0, with probability θ and a burst of fixed size, τ=T, which corresponds, for instance, to the time the sensor needs to be reset, with probability 1−θ.

True salvation is only found in the rejection of the need for earthly recognition of one's temporal power and even one's spiritual purity on the one hand, and the realisation that one must look to one's own relationship with God as the only thing of ultimate value on the other.

On the realisation the man was in fact one of Ngugi's fictional characters, copies of the book were seized and destroyed.

Seven years ago, for example, when the idea was nearing realisation, one prominent medical humanities scholar pleaded with me to refrain from even mentioning the term.

Stage one was the realisation that the Tories were in with a shout of winning the 2010 election after 13 years in the wilderness.