Sentence examples for ultimate realisation from inspiring English sources

Along the way to her ultimate realisation, she has a brief relationship with an African American father, played by Damon Wayans Jr, and his race is never mentioned once, a departure from Schumer's misjudged jokes in Trainwreck.

This could be characterised as the development of the radiopharmaceutical being 10 or even 20 years ahead of its ultimate realisation as a clinical tool, thus demonstrating that the leap frog model does not always apply.

Coming down to earth, he proposed two concrete policies as steps towards its ultimate realisation - expansion of a pan-South African railway system, fostering greater commercial links and binding the region together, combined with the elimination of all regional tariffs and trade barriers with the formation of a South African customs union.

The post-genomic era allows many basic questions to be addressed, such as the nature of the biological components [ 1], control of expression levels for these components [ 2], their interaction networks and dynamics [ 3], and the ultimate realisation of metabolic function from the parts [ 4].

Others, however, describe Dr Damadian as a doctor with a big ego who had a good idea, but contributed little to its ultimate technical realisation.

But she's only 21 and will be sent on the familiar Austen cycle of wrong-headedness, remorse, repentance and ultimate self-realisation (with Mr Knightley) in a far deeper way than her predecessors.

The first one says that cognitive processes of the exalted ('phags pa) and awakened beings (sang rgyas) are epistemically correct and non-deceptive, because "It is in relation to this cognitive content that the realisation of the ultimate truth is so designated.

Berlin based these assertions on empirical grounds—on "the world that we encounter in ordinary experience", in which "we are faced with choices between ends equally ultimate, and claims equally absolute, the realisation of some of which must inevitably involve the sacrifice of others" (2002, 213 14).

This paper seeks to present a comprehensive yet critical review on some of the major issues that need to be tackled in the successful realisation of microsystems, with an ultimate objective of further developing and improving the current design capabilities of these systems.

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.

While sustainability is the ultimate goal of the EU environmental policy, there is no commonly accepted approach for its realisation.