Sentence examples for tangible realization from inspiring English sources

In acknowledging the autonomy of large parts of biological sciences that cannot be readily 'reduced' to chemistry, such as animal behavior or ecology [ 27], living microbial cells represent a tangible realization of chemical evolution from inanimate matter to cellular life, as shown in Fig.  1.

The Museum of Modern Art's exhibition "Deconstructivist Architecture" (1988) included a number of architects whose angular spatial compositions appear to be tangible realizations of chaos theory, but which are also in many ways reminiscent of Russian Constructivist and German Expressionist architectural forms from the early 1920s.

It's the individual realization that every man, woman and child deserves a dignified life, a tangible recognition that every man, woman and child is equal to one another.

"The motivation for the Robot Art contest came from the realization that tangible, physical art is one of the key signs of humanity," Conru tells The Creators Project.

In closing, actions to help eradicate poverty and food insecurity in developing countries, such as increased financial resources for agriculture and rural development, more favourable trade policies or a lasting solution to the debt problem, would be tangible signs of global commitment toward the realization of the World Food Summit goals.

The night before my tenth birthday, I cried to my parents, the realization that I was making a tangible step towards what, even as a child, I perceived as the utter blankness of nonexistence.

In most cases a great deal of consideration goes into suicide, but just to have the thought, just to have it in your head as something tangible that could be an option, remains the most frightening realization I have ever had in my life.

This contest is an effort to promote positive and tangible changes in the regional early childhood environment and contribute to the realization of the potential of all the young children in all member countries of the region.