Sentence examples for a realistic concept from inspiring English sources

ROB CORDDRY My parents were perpetually 35, so I don't know if I had much of a realistic concept of being 39, which back then I perceived as practically elderly.

But they have very little time to put a realistic concept of operations together, as Ahmed Rashid, most pungent of all Pakistan's analysts, argues in the Washington Post: The Taliban offensive in northern Pakistan has the potential to become a nationwide movement within a few months.

With a energy penalty of 9%-points the Sevan GTW concept presents itself as a realistic concept deemed to be within reach today.

In a globalised world international teleneurophysiology, where recordings made in one country are reviewed and interpreted by overseas clinicians, is a realistic concept [ 2, 6].

In Laskar et al. (2010), a more realistic concept of seeking a path of minimum shear resistance among a series of individual stirrups is used.

These findings lead toward a more realistic concept of honesty in signaling as well as a broader discussion of the concept of stress.

At the moment, it's not a super realistic concept, in other words.

In European Symposium on Computer-Aided Process Engineering Proceeding (ESCAPE ], a more realistic concept of expected value of accuracy was presented.

Thus, the postulation of a rotating γ subunit seemed to be a structurally supported realistic concept.

We contend therefore that maintaining an 'indeterminate' category that encompasses uncertainty in individual cause of death assignments, as well as accounting for a minority of deaths for which a VA interview was for some reason not possible, is an important and realistic concept in these population-based analyses (34).

A broader perspective on the costs of adaptation to a changing environment, and a focus on the individual, is a step toward a more comprehensive and hopefully realistic concept of honesty in signaling.