Sentence examples for a more realistic approximation from inspiring English sources

Mr. Nelson noted that building the support structure needed for such a test, considered a more realistic approximation of launching stresses, would be expensive and time-consuming.

Thus our model is a more realistic approximation of a polymer chain than that of a simple lattice random walk, and it is more computationally tractable than enumeration of obstacle-avoiding SAWs.

Because the spatially variable wind field model provides a more realistic approximation of hurricane processes, it also most likely provides a better assessment of storm surge effects.

The Smith-Martin model provides a more realistic approximation for lymphocyte inter-division times than models that assume an exponential distribution of inter-division times, such as the ODE models.

In this way, a more distinct picture concerning processes during the PMI as well as a more realistic approximation of the PMI were achieved.

Using this calculated K 12 value as a constant, a more realistic approximation of the K 11 value was determined by re-fitting the binding data for 1 (Table 3).

Perhaps the experience-for-spirit tradeoff is for the best, though, because The Idea Factory treads ground IHTFP does not -- the same ground trod by the average MIT geek -- and for that reason, gives a fuller, more realistic approximation of life here at the 'Tute.

As such, our in silico optimization of the cDNA-AFLP routine is a much more realistic approximation of experimental (in vitro) conditions.

In order to be sure that none of the effects discussed above is an artifact of the model and to prove our conclusions, we simulate the photoemission process in a more realistic second approximation.

The epoxy flies also allow more realistic approximations of actual baitfish.

The software resembles the sort of 3-D virtual space seen in many computer games, but it offers far more realistic approximations of physical forces and phenomena such as friction and lighting.