The phrase "realized into" is not correct and cannot be used in written English.
It is not a grammatically correct phrase and does not make sense. Instead, you could use "realized as" or "realized to be" in a sentence. Example: The dream I had last night was later realized to be a premonition.
The attempts are made for highlighting as to how these conducting polymers can be realized into efficient thermoelectric generators by summarizing various reported architectural-designs.
We're still in the "transistor phase" of things, so are not yet at the point where the full complexity of a modern microprocessor can be realized into the circuits of cells.
A book I had begun years earlier sat in a dusty Windows file on my 2010 refurbished Lenovo, waiting to see if it would ever be realized into the physical world.
In prebiotic conditions, genes can only form as a result of nucleotide combinatorics that very seldom realize into a necessary function.
Over the Pacific, an apparent explosion sends his Federal Express plane into a frantic and superbly realized plunge into the Pacific, where a storm is raging.
Another was a United Airlines plane, N612UA, which, he suddenly realized, crashed into the World Trade Center, on September 11th.
"There's one thing I realized, pulling into this parking lot," Mara said, addressing the crowd while standing atop a stage set at the 50-yard line.
In dealing with noisy measurement data, the ERA partitions the realized model into principal (signal) and perturbational (noise) portions so that the noise portion can be disregarded.
But I knew I wouldn't really do any of it, and I realized, looking into his loving, incredibly concerned eyes, that I didn't want to die.
The desperation and defeat he felt in Port-au-Prince Port-au-Prince Port-au-Princed into faitheand expectation.
After four or five years, the players realized they come into camp to work.
