Examples of using Realisation in English and their translations into Japanese
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This realisation, which struck Sam during the 1998 expedition to Brazil, is part of the powerful story of the film Carnaúba: A Son's Memoir.
And when the Apollo XI actually landed on the Moon, signifying man's first steps off our own planet and the realisation of a dream almost as old as man himself, Hasselblad was there.
By the year 2030 the world must have achieved a doubling of global water productivity, a realisation of the human right to safe drinking water and sanitation, and increased resilience to water-related disasters.
An artist tries to make something that expresses and evokes this realisation, something that takes the viewer directly to this experiential understanding.
However, benefits realisation also depends upon the method of EMR implementation(staged vs. big bang), and the experience and relationship developed with your vendor.
Founded in 1992, Tom Kovac Architecture is a research, architecture and design office producing projects that combine the use of digital tools and manufacturing technologies for the conception and realisation of projects on varying scales.
It's in tune with our general desire for natural harmony, traceability, the locavore food movement, and our increasing realisation of the importance of biodiversity.
For relevant statistics, see: STWR, Beyond the Sustainable Development Goals: uncovering the truth about global poverty and demanding the universal realisation of Article 25, September 2015.
This article is drawn from a report entitled: Beyond the Sustainable Development Goals: uncovering the truth about global poverty and demanding the universal realisation of Article 25.
Previously, the Church has been considered primarily as a structure and an organization, we now finally have the realisation that we ourselves are the Church.
Continue efforts towards the full implementation and the realisation of the objectives of the 1995 resolution on the Middle East and take into account the conference for the negotiation of a binding treaty on the creation of a Middle East zone free of nuclear weapons and other weapons of mass destruction to be held in 2019;
The realisation of the importance of proper human resource management has been reflected in the hiring of people with specialised skills in personnel management, compensation, labour relations, training and management development, and the use of organisational development consultants.
The work of the United Nations, according to the principles set forth in the Preamble and the first Articles of its founding Charter, can be seen as the development and promotion of the rule of law, based on the realisation that justice is an essential condition for achieving the ideal of universal fraternity.
Ministers also encouraged close cooperation with other international fora and voluntary bodies, as appropriate, to enhance consumers' awareness on the benefits and risks of biotechnology products to facilitate the realisation of the potential benefits of this technology.
The decision to use“archaic” processes and obsolete devices is not a nostalgic or sentimental one, but rather a realisation that they offer the flexibility and ability for us to elaborate on overlooked mechanisms and the role of the camera in the making of images.
East Asia Summit(EAS): The two leaders confirmed the importance of the EAS in the enhancement and progressive realisation of an East Asian community and agreed to work jointly and with other countries of the region to promote this objective.
The decision to use“archaic” processes and obsolete devices is not a nostalgic one, but rather a realisation that they offer the flexibility for us to elaborate on the role of the camera in the making of images.
Through its three process data interfaces- digital I/O, SPI and 8/16 bit μC- the EtherCAT ASIC enables realisation of simple digital modules without micro-controllers and development of intelligent devices with own processor.
We are confident that the closure of their nuclear programmes and a complete return to international political and economic life will primarily serve North Korea's own interests, will create conditions for the realisation of its sovereign rights to the peaceful use of nuclear energy and outer space.
The meeting which took place in Geneva on 12-14 October 2009, however, was the first truly global union/management meeting, representing a breakthrough in international labour relations and the realisation of long-standing demands of the IUF and our affiliated unions.