Examples of using Realisation in English and their translations into Tagalog
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He came to realisation.
The realisation of the Divine in all things.
Then I came to a realisation….
It is a realisation of the“on demand” transaction.
How do you get to that point of realisation?
The institution in charge is the Robot Revolution Realisation Council, established in 2014 by the government of Japan.
But now I have ventured upon a realisation.
Paul Lévy writes poignantly of his realisation, immediately on seeing the"Grundbegriffe", of the opportunity which he himself had neglected to take.
The use value content of what it produces directly conditions its possibilities of expansion and realisation.
Another achievement in the algebra text is Khayyam's realisation that a cubic equation can have more than one solution.
That is to say, that the inherent contradictions of capitalism are centred andmanifested at the level of the market(ie, the realisation of surplus value).
The chief characteristics of Greenhill's work were a desire for concrete realisation of abstract theories and the direction of investigation to the solution of definite problems.
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.
The second change which Franchella argues that Heyting brought about was a realisation that there exist degrees of evidence in mathematics.
He would get close to the realisation of this, in his words, bold desire to an extent that filled his colleagues with amazement, but at times threatened to discourage his students.
Doctrines and ethical teachings are downplayed in favor of language that stresses highly personal processes of transformation, realisation, and commitment,” she wrote in the book Ritual: Perspectives and Dimensions.
I am compelled to apply the descriptive title,“Citizen”,to your name due to the realisation that your expectations of what happens to pricing or rates of electricity supply is a pure reflection of those being harboured by millions of other electricity consumers in Nigeria.
His interest in ergodic theory, group representations andquantum 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.
Schoenberg is noted worldwide for his realisation of the importance of spline functions for general mathematical analysis and in approximation theory, their key relevance in numerical procedures for solving differential equations with initial and/or boundary conditions, and their role in the solution of a whole host of variational problems.
The Grundlagen was a non-technical work, written without symbolism and with only sketches of proofs,which Frege saw as a first step towards the realisation of his goal of defining a precise logical framework in which to set up the basic concepts of arithmetic and to deduce the rules of arithmetic.
While I tried to read any books that came my way, the realisation that the greatest wisdom was not to be gained by reading books struck me suddenly.
One's more than two decades of experience in what marketing is all about within various corporate settings makes for realisation that operations people, by orientation, most times opt for rigid adherence to probing the nitty-gritty of operational hitches(when they occur) at the expense of caring less for customers'‘heart beat'- The core of marketing.(To be continued).