Sentence examples for successful realisation from inspiring English sources
The key to successful realisation of this aim was detailed investigation of the optimum potential for operating the electrode.
At its best, Woon's music is a successful realisation of that cliched idea about "21st-century blues".
The successful realisation of this concept necessitates the indigenous development of thick plate narrow gap welding technology.
Assessing the potential damage caused by soil subsidence to masonry structures is essential for the successful realisation of underground projects in urban areas.
But he warned that successful realisation adaptations could lead to "commercial rip-offs" – cheap productions not done with dedication or care.
The title track might be a good place to start: a successful realisation of the sort of dreamily melodic MOR synth-disco previously attempted by Zoot Woman, say.
The authors present a successful design, realisation and characterisation of single-mode TE00 TM00 rib optical waveguides composed of SU-8 polymer.
A few of the jokes are delivered well, there are some successful visual realisations (the cars, the valley of ashes, and TJ Eckleburg's famous eyes all look good), and odd scenes – notably that claustrophobic party in Myrtle's flat – are done well.
The data provided by this implementation study will provide additional outcome data to that provided by the trial including data that will be essential for commissioners of care such as data on what happens in practice, and what actions and resources are needed for successful implementation and realisation of potential benefits.
However, independent to the model adopted, it is evident that ageing research in the UK urgently requires a clearly defined organisational structure to guarantee its successful implementation and the realisation of its main goal: a population living longer, healthier and happier.
When one of the curators of the Griggs exhibition now on at the Ashmolean in Oxford told me that a 1974 show of Da's work had been the museum's 'most successful exhibition ever', the realisation was complete.
