Sentence examples for realization of the core from inspiring English sources

In contrast, the realization of the core building (RA1) requires more integration development work in realizing partly community-specific Web-based workbenches that we collectively note as infrastructure integration issue (I5).

The VLSI realization of the core two-dimensional Hamming distance discriminator, and the chip measurements are discussed.

The complete eradication of slavery from the United States will be a fitting tribute to your leadership and sacrifice, and the realization of the core American value of human freedom.

Table 4 presents the implementation results of the devised PEs, while Table 5 summarizes the hardware realization of the considered MST core.

As it can be seen, less than 4% of the total hardware resources available in the adopted medium-size FPGA device were used in the realization of the considered transform core.

Figure 8 Example of MF and SV Gauss coefficients forecast obtained with 50 realizations of the stochastic core flow model.

These models represent different mathematical realizations of the same core EMT circuit – miR-34/SNAIL/miR-200/ZEB1 – and both highlight that EMT is not an 'all-or-none' response (Jolly et al., 2015; Gupta et al., 2011; Huang et al., 2014; Boareto et al., 2015), reminiscent of other similar examples of cellular plasticity (Jolly et al., 2015) in tumor progression.

"What happened was our own realization that the core strength of the company is our intellectual property," Mr. Lipson said.

Yet international duties towards the minimum core remain significantly underspecified, with deleterious impacts on the realization of minimum core obligations in low and middle-income countries.

McAfee ([2006]) realizing the importance of collaboration of the external efforts with internal efforts for the realization of core organizational goals, put forward the term Enterprise 2.0 to 'focus only on those platforms that companies can buy or build in order to make visible the practices and outputs of their knowledge workers.'.

In particular, states are obliged to prioritize the realization of "core obligations to realize minimum essential levels of economic, social and cultural rights" [ 12, 62].