Sentence examples for subsequent realisation from inspiring English sources

Classic Payne themes are restated: male sadness and disappointment with life, tempered with a sweeter, subsequent realisation that these vanities are irrelevant.

The subsequent realisation was that they had been in all those places, as doctors, cinema ushers, owners of garages, but they had disappeared - or had been disappeared.

This paper proposes two conceptual elements as necessary to the design of a general EAP writing syllabus and its subsequent realisation as a course.

It is an interesting theory, based on Wilkinson's reluctance to be regarded as a hero and his subsequent realisation – particularly painful for a perfectionist – that he could never improve on that particular snapshot in time.

Trompenaars (1993) shares Hofstede's opinion that: "Much of management behaviour is culturally determined", and one could argue that Trompenaars' seven dimensions are a development of Hofstede's five, but there are some fundamental differences in the idea of culture and the subsequent realisation of dimensions.

However, the subsequent realisation that serious cardiac AEs could occur among low-risk groups, including children, coupled with the documentation of continued cisapride use in contraindicated situations 2001 led to the commercial, worldwide withdrawal of the drug in July 2000.

Subsequent realisations of the random field and corresponding Finite Element model are then used to predict the statistics of the vibration response of the beams and compare well with measured statistics.

Subsequent comparison of different realisations of the same imaging method revealed differences in the performance of specific imaging platforms for different applications, and in some cases differences between different realisations of the same method for the same application 38– 40.

He found it difficult coping with the fame that came with Roseanne and the subsequent lack of anonymity, the realisation that he had become "tabloid fodder".

The red square in (b) marks the optimal λ value that is used for the subsequent nonlinear transformation of simulated slip realisations.

This involves modelling the test procedure and applying it to individual model realisations, prior to the subsequent reweighting of the results.