Sentence examples for the realization of a work from inspiring English sources

The difference, he explained, is that "the realization of a work of art is in exhibition, not in duplication".

Explores the relationship between perceived reality and the narrative imagination, how an author's choice of medium and method constrains the work, how desire is integrated into the structure of a work, and how the cultural/economic opportunity for exhibition/distribution affects the realization of a work.

Strong, dominant team effort is facilitated by a leader who has a clear direction and the capacity to influence his or her team to work toward the realization of a vision.

He meant by this that each of the composer's dozen great works was the realization of a conception distinct from all the others, rather than successive efforts to attain perfection in the last or best of a series.

He argues that even when the stakes are high, if one is actively working towards the realization of a desired outcome, there can be no suspense.

The realization of an actor-scenario requires work, especially when large changes in a local situation are needed.

The importance of integrating different disciplines of information science and technology is growing for the realization of an information system which works robustly in the real world.

This work describes the realization of an extended depth of field (EDOF) in pulsed THz imaging systems using a step phase mask (SPM) attached to the objective lens.

To support the  equitable provision of these services, UNICEF works towards the realization of an enabling policy and programme environment which will particularly reach out to the most disadvantaged  and those most in need.

This work also presents the realization of an HF current monitor which is a critical component in the proposed architecture.

He seemed to have an almost fetishistic attachment to the visual symbolism of military lifean attachment that was all the more irritating, in purely artistic terms, be cause it was so patently unconscious, or at least unacknowledged, and therefore uncontrolled in the realization of the work.