Sentence examples for realisation statements from inspiring English sources

These realisations are illustrated in example texts, but as register/discourse relations are highly diverse, exhaustive realisation statements are not canvassed here.

This way of presenting realisation statements has been tried to some extent in systemic functional semantic studies (Cloran, [1994]; [1995]; [1999]; Hasan, [1983]; [2009b]; [2013]; Williams, [1995]).

In this section I will limit myself to four issues (i) the function of realisation; (ii) realisation statements; (iii) selection expression; and (iv) the trinocular perspective.

Butler (2009 59) suggests that "since a lexical item is defined by the selection expression through which it is generated, it could be claimed that there is in effect a kind of lexicon, and furthermore that the realisation statements attached to networks will specify the syntactic patterns associated with lexical items".

Different ways of notating realisation have been suggested in sfl (see Hasan [1987] for some discussion on kinds of realisation statement).

In order to preserve an accurate history, every realisation statement is permanent: nothing in it can be altered, deleted, contradicted or inserted (except as a form of increase in delicacy).

Ideally the realisation statement should be made in terms of the systemic features representing the categories of the stratum below: so the contextual systemic features are shown to be realised as semantic, the semantic features as lexicogrammatical, the lexicogrammatical features as phonological, and the phonological features as phonetic ones.

This follows from the fact that a realisational statement once made cannot be abrogated (for more detail, see section Realisation: the renewal of connection with experience below).

Although this reeks of hypocrisy given the role the Radicals played in the conflicts of the 1990s (their formal leader, Vojislav Seselj, is on trial for war crimes in The Hague), underlying the statement is the realisation that ordinary Serbs do not want more bloodshed, and will not fight for Kosovo.

Towards this goal, we propose three points to clarify and promote the realisation of EBP: 1) A clear statement of what EBP means.

In its statement, the agency, known as the Consortium de Realisation, said that it had "not entered into any agreement with the United States authorities" to avoid criminal proceedings.