At the pinnacle of all this clowning is that fully realized comic masterpiece of a creation, Bert Lahr's Cowardly Lion, all elongated vowel sounds ("Put 'em uuuuuuuup"), ridiculous rhymes ("rhinoceros" and "imposserous"), transparent bravado, and huge, operatic, tail-tugging, blubbering terror.
In order to evolve into a city that fully realizes the potential of the internet, delivering real, tangible benefits to its inhabitants, cities will go through three phases: 1) They first need to collect data about their environment, 2) They need to process that data, and finally, 3) They need to take corresponding real-time action.
By emphasizing the importance of science-supported research and strengthening initiatives like science preparedness, we can develop policies and systems that fully realize the practical application of scientific collections.
But they are also in part semantic: in his view, musical form and semantic content are strictly inseparable, so that fully realizing even the goal of semantic faithfulness in fact requires that a translation also be faithful to the work's musical form.
"It's an asset that, if fully realized, would help the destination marketing of the region, the hotels and a lot of different businesses," he added.
It is a large scale in that if fully realized it would include nearly every type of organization, from small non-profits to massive municipalities and states.
Despite lots of recent US media hiring to tap that very potential, there's no established newsroom in the world, and certainly no budding web newsroom in Washington or New York, that has fully realized that kind of vision.
If you've had the pleasure of reading Ball, you know that's a good omen; he manages to write worlds that are fully realized, using laudably punchy prose.
What I think Will was talking about, however, was their love, one that was fully realized in those final moments, and the sexual dynamic to their embrace is important here.
We proposed OEPC (Openflow‐enabled LTE/EPC), a new LTE/EPC architecture that is fully realized in Openflow.
Of course, not everyone produced an analogical model that was fully realized (in the sense of involving all gesture types) and fully systematic (in the sense of each gesture being model-integrated).
