Examples of using Realisation in English and their translations into Korean
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In Rome, this was a novel realisation.
A realisation of a Galton-Watson tree.
Think of this as the realisation of all your life dreams.
The realisation of Geocon's vision to build vibrant town centres;
The fear which floods many souls is the realisation that what I tell you is the truth.
The realisation of the U.S. plan will not lead to enhanced security.
We know ourselves to be divine, and this is becoming increasingly a universal realisation.
Realisation and repeated memorization of the true knowledge is the only one solution for this problem.
More powerful sensors as well as data and image processing allow realisation of new functions.
The other big realisation I had with both bigger and smaller choices was that my decision was always reversible.
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They can be regarded as the realisation of Friedrich A. Hayek's(1976) dream of the‘denationalisation of money'.
All members of society and of the international community have responsibilities regarding the realisation of human rights.
For Trotsky, this was the realisation of permanent revolution in practice, and on this basis he entered the ranks of Bolshevism.
The moment imagining ceases, the shackles of the law are broken, andfreedom is experienced in the realisation of the Truth.
They are the realisation of Shaikh Zayed's dream, and they are the architects of the UAE's glory and a model of success for humanity.
The question is whether if we inscribe all the possibilities on our banner we try to accelerate the realisation of these possibilities.
This realisation, however, does not diminish the importance of the working class acting decisively to bring about its own solution to capitalism's collapse.
Similarly, the planning needed to realise a benefit is also able to continue beyond project delivery and well into benefits monitoring and realisation.
Whilst this realisation may come with sadness and regret, the unequivocal completion of this cycle of possibility clears the way for the beginning of a new one in due course.
(ii) The President shall report to Parliament and the nation at least once a year, all steps taken to ensure the realisation of these policy objectives and principles.
For the precious few that commission a Phantom, the realisation of their personal vision represents a moment that sees them view the world from a rare and elevated place.
Urban Resilience relying to the robustness and preparedness of our built environment and society to its vulnerability is often hard to catch when it comes about its integration and realisation in the day to day realities.
He was the one who opened me to the realisation that the greatest gift I could offer to him was my open hand and open heart to receive from him his precious gift of peace.
He strived for a revival of the oldest Buddhism, insisting on a strict observance of the Buddhist monastic code, known as the Vinaya, andteaching the actual practice of jhana and the realisation of nibbana.
Suddenly the realisation that if we are freed from the tyranny of the physical world we could unleash the power of our network in a way we never could," McLaughlin explained.
Lenin, Trotsky, the Bolshevik Central Committee had not abandoned the latter goal, but its realisation in practice was now based more on a wager on future developments than on a political certainty.
We know that, as Marx puts it,“humanity only ever sets itself tasks it can carry out, and we always see that the task appears where the conditions for its material realisation are fully formed.
His interest in ergodic theory, group representations and quantum mechanics contributed significantly to von Neumann's realisation that a theory of operator algebras was the next important stage in the development of this area of mathematics.
There was also the realisation that anti-Semitic views in the country made it almost impossible for a Jew to be appointed to a university post and Tarski, nearing the end of his doctoral studies, certainly wished to follow an academic career.