According to (Neale 2002: 171), there exist two potential realisations: (i) using a process (i.e. a verb) in the clause, as in (56), or, (ii) using an attribute (i.e. an adjective), as in (57).
Therefore, according to the CRG literature, the amount of variance explained by the model in respect to the potential realisations of costs was around 20% [ 19, 33].
And often, most strikingly, somewhere along the journey, we realise our own virtuous circle of potential; a realisation of our capacity to have a greater impact, and engage and inspire others.
Future fusion reactor and Generation IV fission reactor systems are designed and developed in worldwide programmes to investigate and assess their potential for realisation and contribution to the future energy needs beyond 2030 mostly involving the same partners.
Under randomisation inference, the distribution of the test statistic is generated by considering all possible realisations of the treatment assignment, keeping the potential outcomes and characteristics of units fixed.
This means that art had to take on a political role in increasing the awareness of what was at long last the real human potential for the realisation of the old dreams.
Since its first discussions in literature during late '90s, RF-MEMS technology (i.e. Radio Frequency MicroElectroMechanical-Systems) has been showing uncommon potential in the realisation of high-performance and widely reconfigurable RF passives for radio and telecommunication systems.
This, in turn, informed the WHO Report, Knowledge for Better Health, which focused on bridging the "know do" gap, i.e. the gulf between scientific potential and health realisation.
Another avenue through which some, especially male youth, found the potential for self-realisation was through engaging in sports.
