Sentence examples for realisation from from inspiring English sources

On Monday Spalding publishes his theories in a new book, titled Realisation: From Seeing to Understanding – The Origins of Art.

The sobering realisation from my research is that the mistakes made by Cosmopolitan are repeated by too many housing associations.

Or maybe it was a realisation from the very first day of his tenure as England head coach that the Pommies do not have an unlimited pool of quality players to choose from.

In fact, they couldn't shut him up – and as well all the poured-out feelings came the realisation, from talking to others in the room, that theirs was a universal experience.

I think there was a realisation from my chairman, Steve Gibson, that this was the way football was going, that we couldn't be left with big contracts, that we had to plan ahead, be more sensible.

He later described as "traumatic" his realisation from his Northern Ireland inquiry, set up to investigate civil disturbances, that many of the people of the six counties were effectively without rights.

Spy fiction has proved remarkably hardy over the years, from the subtle dramas of Joseph Conrad and Graham Greene to the brash adventures of Ian Fleming or Len Deighton, and on screen with surefooted realisations from Alfred Hitchcock to Sydney Pollack.

Thus, this algorithm and our results do not apply to DECT realisations from other vendors.

This method was introduced in [44] to generate multiple MIMO fading realisations from a single measurement.

Monitoring and technical lessons for future realisations from these more-than-10-year developments, in particular for ITER, are discussed.

Precipitation outputs from six GCMs, three scenarios and three realisations from the Coupled Model Inter-comparison Project phase 3 (CMIP3) datasets are considered for the analysis.