Sentence examples for realisation as a from inspiring English sources

This paper proposes two conceptual elements as necessary to the design of a general EAP writing syllabus and its subsequent realisation as a course.

This article sheds light on the old question of the relationship between geometric microstructure and mechanical response, by comparison of the deformation properties of bar-and-joint-frameworks with those of their realisation as a cellular solid made from linear-elastic material.

I see this as an early form of using realisation as a means of bringing context and text together.

This could be characterised as the development of the radiopharmaceutical being 10 or even 20 years ahead of its ultimate realisation as a clinical tool, thus demonstrating that the leap frog model does not always apply.

One unnamed US official described that realisation as "an 'oh shit' moment".

Beyond this we were probably unhelpfully vague about the distinction between realisation as an inter-stratal or inter-rank relationship and instantiation (also called realisation) as the manifestation of system in process (of systemic potential in textualised actual).

This is to be expected since the acoustic realisations as well as the linguistic content differ from the neutral training conditions.

Phil Robertson from Human Rights Watch believes, "It's been clear all along that Burmese government policy, at both the union and state level, is all about denigrating and destroying the Rohingyas' self-realisation as a distinct ethnic group.

Migration, therefore, offers LGBT individuals from CEE 'a means of escape and of self-realisation' as much as economic betterment (Binnie 1997, 240).

I can still campaign for the tampon tax to be abolished, and for Ireland to legalise abortion, while agreeing that our country needs a revolution of economic and educational realisation, as opposed to a resurgence of Marxist thought.

"The main issue was the realisation that as a small business I have no equivalent 'consumer rights'".