Sentence examples for using realisation from inspiring English sources

I see this as an early form of using realisation as a means of bringing context and text together.

Monte Carlo simulations of the fast algorithm using 4×105 realisations.

We describe our recent work in facilitating such adaptation via the concept of user interface aspects, which support effective component user interface design and realisation using an extended, component-based software architecture.

The implementation has been compared to an independent realisation using the xpp tool and found to give identical results.

Progressive realisation using well-defined steps will be necessary to allow for a phased implementation as part of a framework of short-term targets towards nationwide policy adoption.

Progressive realisation using well-defined steps will be necessary to allow for a phased implementation as part of a framework of short-term targets towards nationwide policy adoption, and will require international technical and financial support.

This model, based on cognitive work analysis or CWA (Vicente 1999), is not in itself in computational form, but could presumably be given a computational realisation using the techniques provided by Hajdukiewicz and Vicente (2004) and others (e.g. Read et al. 2014).

The simulation results were obtained using 10 000 channel realisations for each SNR value.

Finally, risk profiles of that production schedule, namely ore and waste tonnage production, blending grade and Net Present Value (NPV), are constructed using the orebody realisations.

Full quality controls are applied to all of the data being fed into 20CR, but its system also generates an error/uncertainty field for each variable using the 56 realisations at each time step and level in the atmosphere.

This study is carried out by randomly varying the elevations of the DEM surface and examining the effect on sediment transport rates and geomorphology for a proposed rehabilitation design for a post-mining landscape using multiple landscape realisations with increasing magnitudes of random changes.