Sentence examples for physical realisation from inspiring English sources

So for all of those ideas that existed in the story you attempt to find a physical realisation in the space".

A numerical simulation and, for the first time, an implementation on a physical realisation of a multiply redundant frame using measured vibration data are presented herein and show that member loads can be identified to an encouraging degree of accuracy.

In contrast, a physical realisation leading to an isolated velocity-dependent term in the HOOP description shows the instability to be flutter caused by external excitation at the higher natural frequency, rather than an exchange of energy between positive and negative energy modes.

It is important to note that the time dilation is independent of the physical realisation of the clock.

The models introduced herein are motivated by the physical challenges of implementing the multiple forms of control required in most universal models of quantum computation and hence it is interesting to briefly consider systems that may be appropriate for a physical realisation.

Then, of course, she dished out the slaps, the ever-bubbling physical realisation of her anger.

These are the sounds and the physical realisations – as you watch the player lift the hammer above their head and bring it down on the conductor's cue - of the nail in the coffin of the fate of the symphony's hero, whoever that is.

Although in some physical realisations, such as the photonic case discussed above, the fixed local operation on the ancillary qubit after each interaction is convenient or natural, in others it may be problematic and negate the benefits of the models introduced herein.

This new physical self-realisation spills out of the dorms and into the streets - to be brutally suppressed.

These include relief of the patient's symptoms, restoration of their physical function, and realisation of their pre- and post-operative aspirations.

Photogrammetry equipment is discussed, the objective being simplicity of execution for eventual realisation of physical products such as the artifacts discussed.