「Realisation」の共起表現(1語右で並び替え)

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it passed to the Iron and Steel Holding and Realisation Agency in readiness for privatisation.
hings guided many Buddhist practitioners to realisation and enlightenment.
dvancement of Science "for his experimental realisation and investigation of graphene, the two-dime
nna hears the TARDIS... there's a moment of realisation, and then she turns back round and carries
aterial and formal constraints, while their realisation appears to be more spontaneous.
Souls who have had this realisation are called jivanmuktas.
Its realisation as a youth objective took on a strong ideal
She goes through several stages of realisation as she sees that the roles of wife, friend,
while others say that they are the same (in realisation) as Bodhisattvas, but do not have the will
enike, in phonetics (em-en-ee-kay/MNEK) - a realisation brought to him by a fellow student at Bonus
Realisation by Jean-Michel Meurice.
able to move around the Union freely; their realisation by individuals and companies both requires
During the temple's early years, the realisation came that there was an urgent need to educa
licon (Si), the traditional material for IC realisation: device (transistor) speed and a semi-insul
Payne's famous realisation of the sketches to Elgar's third Symphony t
The Kerala today is the realisation of the Aikya Kerala movement.
Death, however, did not permit the realisation of Innocent IX's schemes.
Its main activities are: realisation of the education of students in astronomy a
The Telethon was already a realisation of hope that from its beginning it increasi
ch a soul advances in its ultimate quest of realisation of the Supreme.
and brought their influence to bear on the realisation of the line.
egarded France's responsibility towards the realisation of the Holocaust, insofar as the Vichy regi
Churches (1883) is often cited as the first realisation of Art Nouveau
Their realisation of what they had become led them to either
trol of the symphony's architecture and the realisation of the performance, while simultaneously cr
ensable for attaining moksha, liberation or realisation of the self.
for the transition to New Galilee, through realisation of the Mathiass harmonics.
Side One: For the realisation of this project PSYCHIC TV were: Alex Fergu
which the liquidators were to deal with the realisation of the bank's assets in Antigua and the Uni
tween the composer's death and my attempted realisation of his sketches.
The way to the realisation of Hakko Ichiu was through the benign rule
however the lyrics suggest that the woman's realisation of the need to protect the earth is somethi
he Supreme Court of Western Australia and a realisation of the impost of the tax on widows.
ding to the English Civil War, but upon his realisation of their leaders' violence, he became a loy
the local population and public image; and realisation of potential income through the sale of by-
ight to Food, argue, the interpretation and realisation of farmers' rights is weak and is not the s
“In a realisation of their plan to resolve the Armenian Quest
h Ilanit singing about coming to the sudden realisation of what she must do with her lover.
ation in 1978, although the first practical realisation of a medical EIT system was detailed in 198
olutionaries who thought and fought for the realisation of a post-capitalist world, including Marx,
g to the outbreak of the Korean War, before realisation of its obsolescence compared with land-base
ggle to understand and help his sister, his realisation of who his real friends are, his failure to
ing effect to the policy of the progressive realisation of responsible government in British India
he superficiality of London society and the realisation of his wife's ambitious, pushy nature.
The Wayside Chapel was pivotal to the realisation of Ted Noffs' idiosyncratic ministry, becom
e to fall, the fall serving as the means of realisation of the prior decision to send some individu
s, and would be a major contribution to the realisation of our plans to raise our standards to the
rediscovered his heritage, Joe comes to the realisation that race and cultural identity are merely
QI.com, "he came to the sudden and alarming realisation that he didn't really know anything.
-tempo number, with Jopek singing about her realisation that life is there to be lived.
The novel ends with Jesus' realisation that God's plan, and the ensuing centuries
ownsite to be created in 1896 following the realisation that the area was becoming an important min
In 1875, after the realisation that tramway standards were not sufficient
s so annoyed by his failed attempts and the realisation that his child was right that he let the po
Dr. James Sanford points out: there is the realisation that Amida is the Dharmakaya Buddha, Vairoc
The song ends with the auk's realisation that life "on the ice floe" is not as bad a
Gwen and Ianto come to the realisation that they need to take responsibility for t
in the study of human blood groups and the realisation that this classical genetic marker provides
ideas for presents for Tara, coming to the realisation that they don't really know her very well.
personally and professionally, came to the realisation that a split with the Bad Boy label was nec
cer John Nathan-Turner had also come to the realisation that the story did not merit four episodes,
nsider a negotiated referendum, however the realisation that the Viet-Minh would not accept comprom
arted to assemble a stronger squad with the realisation that due to the restructuring of the Welsh
uffered the death of his wife and, with the realisation that under the current electoral system the
g at much the same time while coming to the realisation that their relationship should not have end
With the realisation that the majority of visitors to the websit
This vision came to realisation through the dedication of the Founding Patr
bby Orr combined effortlessly to bring full realisation to Harriott's conception of complete ensemb
The realisation was recorded by the London Symphony Orchest
which was too small to serve as a practical realisation, was adopted and the new prefix “kilo” was
k but after his death in 1923, the scheme's realisation was left to William Halcrow, by then a part