Sentence examples for the realizations from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of realizing; an act of figuring out or becoming aware.
- He came to the startling realization that he had never really known.
It represents 20 years of work and sacrifices, and today I'm seeing the realizations of all my efforts".
Without having witnessed Patrick's suffering, we are inadequately equipped to fully appreciate the magnitude of the realizations he arrives at in this most meditative of the Melrose novels.
"One of the realizations that cultural leaders and publishers have had is that there is a lot of expertise, wisdom and ideas in their readership".
This is one of the realizations behind the surge of concern lately about Chinese investments, in which various analysts have been offering versions of what Sean Williams, at the Motley Fool, titled, "I Was Wrong About China".
The scatter in Fig. 2 reflects differences among the realizations.
The similarity of the realizations is discussed in Sects.
Scatter plots of the realizations' similarity at field and well levels are provided in Fig. 14c.
Specifically, for a specific starting state m and the realizations (w,E).
Rights, like laws and institutions, are bound up with the realizations of individuals and their needs.
are updated after each round of RHO optimization with the realizations of the stochastic variables.
The realizations shown in Figure 9 are stated in terms of rhetorical complexes.
