Sentence examples for realisation of claimed from inspiring English sources

There is also evidence of the importance of contextual factors to the realisation of claimed benefits.

Getting a machine to pass itself off as human was one of the key hurdles that Turing believed a machine would need to pass in order to successfully claim the realisation of artificial intelligence.

The analysis revealed that 72% of the self-realisation claims assessed by the Crown were dismissed.

As depicted in Figure 1, the V-RAN and the virtual machine (VM) can be claimed to be a realisation of the corresponding concepts; likewise, RAN sharing is the equivalent of multi-tasking in OSs.

The main reason for revisiting The Wall as a live show, claims Waters, was his realisation of how different he was from 1979, when he was a relatively young man, in his thirties.

Berlin based these assertions on empirical grounds—on "the world that we encounter in ordinary experience", in which "we are faced with choices between ends equally ultimate, and claims equally absolute, the realisation of some of which must inevitably involve the sacrifice of others" (2002, 213 14).

British newspaper The Guardian described Love Kraft as the band's "best album yet" and musicOMH claimed it to be "the greatest realisation of the Super Furry vision to date".

Might it be that this growing realisation of longevity is behind the oft-stated claims about how "millennials" have different values and attitudes to previous generations?

Claims that new trade talks should await the realisation of past liberalisation commitments are not supported by fact.

No other nation makes that sort of claim, and no other nation can throw up examples of the realisation of it.

It was proposed that realisation of these opportunities would result in improved client satisfaction, improved client health and well-being, and reductions in the costs of claims management.