Sentence examples for which realises the from inspiring English sources

This paper proposes an approach, which realises the benefits of this simultaneous consideration.

Genetic determinism (i.e. the claim that we basically are our genes) entails the conviction that the protein-coding genes on our genome are the program (in Hegelian terms: the "idea") which realises itself in the life of the organism.

In the case when c 23=0, Stanton's example reduces to: which realises only the coefficients.

The centre consists of the nucleus containing the program of the cell, the core concept which realises itself in the visible, functioning structure.

The general practitioner is directly involved in the intervention model which realises more control over the clinical management.

The system applies magnetic levitation as the payload support mechanism, which realises inherent quasi-zero stiffness levitation in the vertical direction, and zero stiffness in the other five dofs.

Ardern also galvanises the National party, which realises it has a fight on its hands.

The New information for the clause is the nominal group the evolution of security needs in computer systems which realises Presuming reference, but this is Esphoric (within group) and culminates in the Presented computer systems.

Seen from 'below', from the discourse rank of speech function, the initiating role in Table 3 appears to demand an action let's look, but at the rank of exchange it initiates a knowledge exchange, which realises a phase in a curriculum genre.

I will describe joint work in progress with Spiro Karigiannis which realises Bryant-Salamon manifolds in dimension 7 as coassociative fibrations.

The fraction of the surface of MoO3 which selectively realises the oxidation via the oxidoreduction process depends on the degree of irrigation of MoO3 by spillover oxygen produced on α-Sb2O4 and cannot be considered as constant.