Sentence examples for a more realistic case from inspiring English sources

Findings are presented both from two small test projects, and from a more realistic case study.

The third SV filter (BLUR3) tries to model a more realistic case: the aberrated PSFs of Hubble Space Telescope.

To represent a more realistic case, we generate scenarios from prediction errors of the historical and forecasted biomass supply availabilities.

So we simulated a more realistic case (called the Mixed case in the figures), as described in Table 2.

Therefore, for the future, a more (realistic) case of neither concave nor convex tax functions should be investigated.

Figure 10 shows results for a more realistic case with mixed user types, i. e., 80% normal and office users and 20% casual and power users.

The case study provides a more realistic example of the importance of spatial neighbourhood selection.

One can consider an even more realistic case in which the regional final demands increase according to specific rule (e.g., one consistent with an actual policy).

In this section, we will consider a general and more realistic case, where members of each cluster may suffer from synchronisation errors with a certain probability.

They further assume that each firm has an upper bound on the amount of investment and argue that this "serves as a proxy for the more realistic case of convex costs of investment" (Fudenberg & Tirole, 1983, p. 230).

For the more realistic case of a 4.5 mm diameter LED package and a 2.4 mm x 2.5 mm photodetector, it was shown that the highest signal is collected with the source and detector placed right next to each other.