Sentence examples for partial realization from inspiring English sources

The goals of the national Agenda for Change and the second Poverty Reduction Strategy (2008 12) achieved partial realization.

They are mainly used to provide further insights into planning problems and ideas for realization, but may also lead to complete or partial realization.

Perhaps in the power politics being played by the Obama team, we are witnessing a partial realization of Dr. King's 1963 "I Have a Dream" speech -- with people judged not by the color of their skin but by the content of their poll numbers.

Or the partial realization of a mythical state of nirvana.

While actually doing the integration analytically seems impractical, we shall obtain estimators below from a partial realization of this program.

Einstein's so-called "geometrization" of gravitational force in 1915 gave the geometrization program its first, partial, realization as well as its subsequent impetus.

Hilbert's Program: Incompleteness Theorems versus Partial Realization R. Murawski.

Biometrics 49, 305 314] to assess the simple correlation between two spatial processes is built on the sample correlation coefficient calculated from partial realizations, and requires the estimation of an effective sample size appropriately defined.

To evaluate the proposed approach, an impedance controller is designed facing three challenges: different kinds of uncertainty, partial truth, and real-time realization.

In other words, diagonalizing a state-space filter realization implicitly performs a partial fraction expansion of the filter's transfer function.

For every matrix size, we randomly generated 10 different realizations of Gaussian and partial Fourier matrices.