0 to understand a situation, sometimes suddenly: --
2 to be sold for a particular amount of money: --
3 to become aware of or understand a situation: --
[ + (that) clause ] Suddenly I realized (that) I was lost.
5 to make or lose money when you sell something: --
Following liquidation of the portfolio, the County realized a loss of approximately $600 million of its investment in the County Pools.
They're trading on an extremely short-term basis and will sell once they can realize a profit.
In stating the corollary we begged the question of which classes are realized.
The processing of information proceeds, taking the combination of such features, which may be realized through synaptic learning.
Consequentialism requires that one should choose that plan which realizes the best possible outcomes.
They recognized, of course, that any innate behavioral tendency would need to be realized in a brain mechanism of one sort or another.
Nouns within this group appear to be derived from verbs realizing a particular aspect of the basic representation shown above.
The same speaker may have realized this sometimes as voiced, sometimes as voiceless.
However, it has to be realized that synthetic compounds as such date back to the earliest recorded stages of the language.
Otherwise, even very small discrepancies between the equilibrium values of the prices and the realized ones would open the door for huge arbitrage opportunities.
