Examples of using Fruition in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
It is tragic that he could not see for himself the fruition of his long struggle.
Required essentials incorporate fruition of one of the accompanying.
Coming into fruition all at once.
Fruition very solid(high storage capacity).
The fruition of my deeply-laid plans to escape from that cursed ovarian bastille.
Our efforts should propel this issue to fruition.
Which of the then future plans have come to fruition?
These androgen receptors then allow androgenic hormones to bring their effects to fruition.
Ten years, finally coming to fruition.
The addition of Tuvalu brings closer to fruition the hope of the founding fathers to see a United Nations comprised of all the countries of the world.
died before seeing its fruition.
It is the designer's distinct, innate personal characteristics that creates an opportunity to bear witness to the fruition of their art.
This exhibition is the fruition of the work of a huge range of individuals: archaeologists, conservators, architects, historians and curators.
For a new data revolution to come to fruition in support of the implementation of a post-2015 development agenda, a number of changes and improvements are required.
It also brought to fruition a specific recommendation of the Symposium and the Siracusa workshop on promoting global awareness in supporting victims of terrorism.
That woman is bringing that man to fruition through a series of very mysterious and intensely complex moves called--.
In September 2010, the first meeting of the Working Group was held in Brdo, Slovenia, during which concrete steps were identified to bring the project to fruition.
There's no guarantee that it can be a time of fruition and growth.
The combination of conservation interventions with innovative technologies for the management and fruition of archaeological sites will make the protection of the ancient city and its transformation into a centre of tourist attraction possible.
Today's leading-edge scientific research is done collaboratively by teams of researchers. It takes an organization of a certain size to tackle large-scale computing challenges. It also takes synchronized collaboration to provide the kind of continuity over time to bring promising research to fruition.