Sentence examples similar to realize every aspect from inspiring English sources

You realize this affects every aspect of their lives: they leave school before they can complete their education; their young bodies bear children before they are physically ready to do so; they're unable to negotiate safe sexual practices with their older husbands.

I can't wait to experience that excitement when I realize what aspect of medicine I want to practice for the rest of my life and feel that puzzle piece slide snugly into place inside me.

With higher selective etching rate between exposed and unexposed materials compare to PCM films, it was expected that the fabricated nanolines with Ti film may realize high aspect ratio.

The next column shows for each perspective the measures and targets needed to realize the appropriate aspect of the theme's objectives.

As we are growing and evolving as human beings, we may realize that some aspect of ourselves is no longer serving us.

We quickly came to realize another important aspect of our relationship.

M1: "No more lies, no more theory…it all comes to this…everyone want to be treated as a member of a family, this has made me realize an important aspect today…becoming a better nurse means seeing and treating the human being not the disease, this is what it takes".

We extract implemented features from the study of RFID middlewares, which in turn, realize design aspects.

We report a novel method to realize high-aspect ratio (∼1000) of submicron size inverted domains in two-dimensional periodically poled lattice structure on 0.5 mm-thick lithium niobate (LiNbO3) substrate.

Photosensitivity of SU-8 polymer combined with the ability to produce sharp edges even for large thicknesses has enabled MEMS engineers to realize high-aspect-ratio structures (> 20) by using UV lithography [192].

The last category, "the woman I am most of the time" contained comments indicating the women had a "relationship with clothes was ongoing and dynamic and that a major source of enjoyment for them was to use clothes to realize different aspects of themselves" (p. 321).