The phrase "a non realistic" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would be "unrealistic" or "non-realistic" without the article "a" preceding it.
Example: "The movie presented a non-realistic portrayal of life in the 18th century."
Alternatives: "unrealistic" or "not realistic".
If no color modifier is selected for a human emoji, the group recommends that the character default to a non-realistic skin tone, such as the yellow used for the smiley faces.
In the PDBeChem database, discrepancies are caused by a non-realistic 3D position of the substituents.
Such a non-realistic covariance matrix has also too optimistic error estimates.
Smoothing was counterbalanced by a non-realistic rise of the ERT concentrations around the centre of mass returning overpredicted total masses.
Ivy Holland was the meeting of all personality traits possessed by those that take fashion oh so seriously and have a non-realistic view of themselves and their work.
However, since our study was to verify the underlying computational algorithm of the system, it is feasible and justifiable to test the technique with a non-realistic signal registration in the simulated images at the initial stage.
This prevents path drifting over high intensity areas that possibly have completely different orientation, thus producing a non-realistic path.
Furthermore, whereas many causal network construction methods exist, such methods construct the entire networks and therefore cannot scale to large networks that include thousands of genes and traits (due to a lack of power and a non-realistic running time).
These models, however, can be non realistic in many practical contexts because of the presence of measurement errors that play an important role in applications like fault diagnosis and optimal filtering.
Indeed, the consequences of non realistic or inadequate modelling choices could provide biased results and hence orient towards inappropriate recommendations.
Throw away non realistic pieces.
