Sentence examples for realized a number of from inspiring English sources

Using this platform, we have realized a number of garments meeting consumer's personalized perceptual requirements.

Our non-covalent synthesis of the molecular compounds with hydrogen bonds between acid and base has realized a number of supramolecular ferroelectrics.

Weizman has realized a number of architectural and design commissions including the Ashdod Museum of Arts, the installation Page in Berlin (with Zvi Hecker and Micha Ullman), and a permanent folly in Gwangju south Korea.

As I became more familiar with some of the 20th-century Taos artists — Ernest Blumenschein, Andrew Dasburg, Marsden Hartley, John Marin — who forged a new American art that drew its inspiration not from Europe but from the Southwestern desert, I realized a number of their paintings of the mountain had been done from a perspective similar to the one from this field.

While the Midwest will never compare to the land of unicorns in Silicon Valley, the region has realized a number of recent large exits in Cleveland (TOA Technologies, Explorys), not to mention the huge year Chicago had in 2014.

Then I realized a number of big rides have already been announced and many more are already in the planning stages.

Using phase logic, it is possible to realize a number of logic functions in one device.

The proposed parallel digital system realizes a number of computational-heavy calculations in order to achieve real-time operation.

In the modern era, instead of a single common good, an emphasis has been placed upon the possibility of realizing a number of politically defined common goods, including certain goods arising from the act of citizenship.

Strong dependences of coupling length on both wavelength and separation make the AHPMW waveguide promising for realizing a number of plasmonic components, such as switches, multiplexers, and wavelength-selective components for the selection and spatial separation of radiation channels at different wavelengths.

His classicist colleague Grosch was the first to convert to historicism and realize a number of red-brick buildings, after his 1838 visit to Berlin, where he met the famous architect Karl Friedrich Schinkel.