Sentence examples for range of realization from inspiring English sources

Indeed, an analysis of the microstructure of thin ribbons showed that the sizes of initial austenite grains correspond to the range of realization of the size effect of transformation.

In Munster, long /aː/ and short /a/ have approximately the same range of realization: both vowels are relatively back in contact with broad consonants and relatively front in contact with slender consonants.

This development represents a change in the model which could be said to affect the role of systems, in the sense that it greatly extends the range of the realizations of their terms, and, in fact, of their own number and identity, thereby substantially enriching the description.

Despite the fact that the new dataset involved a wide range of phonemic realizations (as labelled by phoneticians) due to accents and pronunciation variants, classification reached 20-24% (depending on model version), which remained well above chance level (10%).

Spacey slides gracefully through a range of emotions: the realization that it's happened, the acknowledgement of what it means, and the snap decision of what to say while he can still say something.

These problems require as input a range of possible future realizations of renewables production.

This complexity confirms an important role for crop models in systematizing the effects of high temperatures on many processes under a range of environments and realizations of crop phenology.

As a consequence, the results might not have fully reflected the true range of variability of /dz/ realization, as syllable and word lists can be a fairly straightforward indicator of the study aim, and speakers would consequently be more conscious of their pronunciation [cf. Fon et al. (2011)].

The different diagnostic engines have already successfully been applied to a wide range of prototype fault management realizations at the institute and have proven very capable.

Phones that can occur and do not contrast in the same context are said to be in free variation in that context, and, as has been shown, there is a permissible range of variation for the phonetic realization of all phonemes.

Penner (2013) discussed different input parameters and factors in single well production economic appraisal and illustrated the importance of understanding the range of resource potential for commercial realization.