Sentence examples for realisation given from inspiring English sources

Few believe any more that a final status accord with the Palestinians is anywhere close to realisation, given the weakness and unreformed nature of the Palestinian Authority, continued Hamas rule in Gaza, and growing Islamist radicalisation among Palestinians.

Both the filtering approach and averaging multiple realisations give somewhat smoother maps of terrain parameters.

Much to think about in the bunker – shambles, rejection, and the cruel realisation that given time and the proper attention, the voters exact revenge on liars and charlatans.

Assuming independence, there are N = ∏ i = 1 n l (i ) realisations (constituent BNs) of the PBN and the probability distribution on f governing the selection of a particular realisation is given by Pr { f = f l } = ∏ i = 1 n c l i (i ).

General joy at this dawning realisation soon gives way to trouble, as Saramago gleefully pursues the satirical implications.

The more I travelled, the more I realised that our travel choices make a difference to local economies, ecologies and cultures – a realisation that gave birth to my own start-up promoting responsible tourism, India Untravelled, which connects travellers with environmentally and socially sustainable travel initiatives.

In this section, the average data rate and BER are derived analytically for the non-adaptively served users for a given realisation of the user serving vector ϑ.

In Sect. 3 we show that, for a given realisation of the threshold, we may use the Amari interface approach to determine the instantaneous speed of a travelling front.

For a frozen form of disorder and a given realisation of a spatial threshold the standard rules of calculus apply and we have exploited the interface approach of Amari to obtain exact results about solution properties for both existence and stability.

Cauer discovered that all solutions for the realisation of a given impedance expression could be obtained from one given solution by a group of affine transformations.

Facilitating conditions represent objective factors that can make the realisation of a given behaviour easy to do.