Sentence examples for realization of certain from inspiring English sources

THE success of "Frost/Nixon" this past spring could bode well for the current theater season, assuming it has left audiences hungry for history plays about the realization of certain media dreams.

Schulz excels at the almost frantically intense realization of certain atmospheres and backgrounds; such things as darkness, heat, solitude, humidity, boredom have perhaps never been better written about than in his strangely cloying, almost dripping pages.

Most of what's good in "Twin Peaks: The Return" is good in movie-like ways — the pacing and framing, the space and time and tone that develop around, and are inseparable from, the realization of certain main characters (especially the ones played by Kyle MacLachlan and by Lynch himself) and some secondary ones.

A successful life, so understood, plausibly requires only a threshold realization of certain perfectionist goods, such as friendship, knowledge, and aesthetic experience.

they are now "imprisoned among….concepts" of equality and altruism, and that this conceptual vocabulary of value is itself the obstacle to the realization of certain forms of human excellence.

Intrinsic elements of the work, and indeed the "realization of certain aesthetic values", can reflect contemporary society and its attitudes.

Using this connection, we exhibit unitary realizations of certain limits of discrete series representations of SU 2, 1) as spaces of harmonic forms.

As an application, we show that the direct interaction realization of a certain coherent quantum control architecture is very useful for design and optimization.

Classical empirical distribution function based goodness-of-fit tests typically require the data to be an independent and identically distributed realization of a certain probability model, and thus would fail when complex sampling designs introduce dependency and selection bias to the realized sample.

But what seems to hold the city back is the lack of realization on the part of certain constituencies, such as city worker unions and residents themselves, that the city is no longer an ATM machine for uncompetitive wages and benefits and has to be re-sized to deal with the current population.

The realization that the presence of certain genes could be variable or ubiquitous among members of a same species predates the genomics era.