Sentence examples for realising the same from inspiring English sources

F-particulars will resemble each other in realising the same functional role, but this does not collapse Causal Nominalism into Resemblance Nominalism, since such resemblances are not what explains why a is F, but a consequence of what explains that, namely the fact that such particulars realise a certain functional role (Whittle 2009: 2009.

Unfortunately, the Saudi government realised the same thing and has used the education system to shape societal attitudes towards the country's government and the world at large.

Over the last two-and-a-half years of working for the NHS I've realised the same is true there as much as it is at home.

If you have a handy method for creating passwords, like "take the first letter of every word in a line of poetry", then someone else has probably also realised the same thing, and written a programme to automatically guess those passwords.

As a cook, if you want to get ahead, win stars and all that, so long as you put in the time and effort, you'll get there; it took me a bit of time to realise the same applies to parenthood.

So what's the answer to the entrenched in-work poverty we see in the US and UK? "In my utopia, companies would realise the same thing Henry Ford did, which is that if you make sure the population cannot afford your product, your company's going to go over pretty quickly.

"The football chat was fine, we both realised the same thing, he needs to get playing.

While it may be possible to identify these two tendencies, this paper argues that the difference between the two rests in the intended mode of reading (in silence or aloud), and that both tendencies realise the same function of information structure.

This paper attempts to find a path through this apparent impasse by proposing not only that prosody and punctuation both realise the same function – that of information structure – but that they do so in a natural relationship to the spoken and written modes of language, respectively.

But it has been argued that to be thoroughly nominalistic, Causal Nominalism owes a nominalistic account of what it is for different particulars to realise the same functional role, and such an account can only be in terms of any of the nominalisms distinguished above, in which case Causal Nominalism collapses into some other form of nominalism (Tugby 2013).

We realised the same experience using endometrium biopsies from proliferative phase and observed the same results (data not shown).