Notwithstanding that the definition of the base unit of mass was the gramme (alternatively "gravet"), this new, practical realisation would ultimately become the base unit of mass.
But that's not a new realisation for me.
A new realisation of the world dawned after the birth of my first child, overwhelmed as I was by my redefined life, relationships and identity.
They had to overcome their natural revulsion for a corpse by kissing the relic, pushing themselves into a new realisation: because humanity was divine, even dead flesh, redolent of our ultimate defeat and corruption, could become pregnant with sacred power.
We get a superbly composed, continued shot of Solomon's wondering face after a fateful conversation with a sympathetic carpenter Bass, played by Brad Pitt, and we see hope and fear and loss register with him, along with a new realisation of all that he has endured.
In addition to defining a new realisation of the metric system, the CGPM, an organisation set up by the Metre Convention in 1875, succeeded in bringing together many international organizations to agree not only the definitions of the SI, but also rules on writing and presenting measurements in a standardised manner around the globe.
As Fairfax's chief political reporter, Mark Kenny, described of the Queensland election, "Its effect was to awaken Liberals from their compliant torpor towards a new realisation that their collective decline is structural rather than presentational, and that it will not go away".
"There is a new realisation that if Europe doesn't act as a team, history will judge it very harshly," the New York Times quoted Maltese Prime Minister Joseph Muscat (whose nation has, alongside Italy, born the brunt of Libyan migration in recent years) as saying at the start of the week, "as it did when it closed its eyes to stories of genocide – horrible stories – not long ago".
For every transition step of the network a new realisation of the perturbation vector is given.
