Sentence examples for realised state from inspiring English sources

A random process in which one of the n states is realised in each period t = 1, 2,... with the probability conditioned on the current realised state is called Markov Process.

Iacobelli realised the state couldn't do it alone and needed help from the private sector.

Most realised the state was faced with myriad difficulties in search and retrieval.

"There are more important things to do with your money than leave it to your kids" Old politics Labour background; joined Tories at 18. "I realised the state held everyone down to one level and its provision of goods and services was not up to anything like the choice or quality that the private sector could provide" New politics Increasingly a maverick.

What he meant was that when you realise the state of affairs in Deepcut, you see that the precise manner of the deaths is almost irrelevant.

"By bringing Broken India to light, we really wanted to strike a raw nerve, because only when people realise the state of affairs and break out of their comfort zones, is when they can start to make a difference".

He called on voters to realise that state Liberal governments in NSW, Tasmania and South Australia were different to the federal party and were getting on with the transition to renewables.

"I didn't realise the state the authority was in.

"From the way Anderlecht have started you can see they realise the state of the group - victory for them would put them in such a great position.

"Ultimately we all believe in a two-state solution so that the national self-determination of both peoples is realised, with the state of Israel and a Palestinian state living side by side in peace and security".

And Israel might have realised that no state, and particularly one in her situation, can have everything it wants.