Sentence examples for state of realisation from inspiring English sources

At the same time, Open Data initiatives have contributed relevant financial, economic, and business data to the pool of publicly available information on the Web but the use of XBRL in combination with Open Data remains at an early state of realisation.

Concepts may need to reach a particular state of realisation before being deemed worthy of publication in a peer-reviewed journal, whether this reflects the caution of the author, the inertia of the peer review community or, perhaps, a combination of both.

The present study is about the principle feasibility of such analysing tools and the state of their realisation.

If mental states are functional states and if mental states are capable of realisation in vastly different kinds of materials then there is some reason to think that it is an empirical question whether minds can be realised in digital computing machines.

As Vera, his embittered older lover, Anna Thomson walks around in a state of shock, devastated by the realisation that she will brood about the faithless Leo every day for the rest of her life, while he will hardly give her a second thought.

Norms, defined as principled ideas that are worthy of realisation, form the core strategic culture of a state (Junk et al. 2015; Becker 2013).

MTC identifies the quantity of information associated with, or generated by, the occurrence of a signal (an event or the realisation of a state of affairs) with the elimination of possibilities (reduction in uncertainty) represented by that signal (event or state of affairs).

This paper examined the initiation, funding, realisation and the current state of some renewable energy applications in the West Region of Cameroon.