Sentence examples for realization mark from inspiring English sources

After coming to this realization, Mark rededicated himself to football, a commitment timed with his switch to running back, his high school position.

That realization marked an important turning point in her artistic career.

In a response to this realization, Spencer and Marks (1988, 1992) and Marks and Spencer (1991) showed that a simple system combining recurrent mutation and natural selection iterated toward those parts of viability-parameter space in which numerous alleles could be maintained.

Their "campaigns," it seems to us, mark the realization of a significant shift in American public discourse: popular culture has now fully colonized politics.

It hits at the two-minute mark, the realization that "Only One" featuring Paul McCartney isn't headed into that glorious West-ian stratosphere that we've come to expect over the past decade.

It also marks the realization of a very specific goal.

The release of Inception (2010) marked the realization of a script Nolan had begun a decade prior.

The Theory of Science, published in 1837, marks the realization of the project, enlarged in the broader context of general epistemology and methodology of science.

Her summer exhibition at Freight and Volume marks the realization of said dream.

Thus, 'do', 'does', 'done' and 'doing' are morphologically and graphically marked realizations of the same abstract lexeme do.

(If our analysis of the noun phrase seems questionable, the full sentence is Post hoc analysis of the data showed that, with the greatest concentration of propofol (1000 microM), there was increasing inhibition of metabolism of midazolam with increases of oxygen from 10 to 70%.) No argument present: Arguments with no surface realizations were explicitly marked as absent.