Sentence examples for a realistic consideration from inspiring English sources

His second successful film was Geheimnisse einer Seele (1926; Secrets of a Soul), a realistic consideration of psychoanalysis that recalls Expressionist themes in its detailed examination of a disturbed consciousness.

Specially, the utilization of multi-user selection is a realistic consideration with high energy efficiency.

This is a realistic consideration in large-scale cognitive systems where the coverage of secondary systems is much larger than that of primary systems.

Calculation in kind [Naturalrechnung] would involve a realistic consideration of incommensurable qualitative possibilities, a plurality of individuals, incomplete insight in the face of complexity, and, no less important, the necessity to act.

This is a realistic consideration in large-scale cognitive systems where the SUs transmit over long distance and may suffer from the interference signals created by multiple primary users.

Given the evidence of superior performance in critically ill patients along with the advent of TEE-compatible portable ultrasound machines and high-fidelity simulators for training, broad dissemination of TEE training to EPs is now a realistic consideration.

The war, in its infinite prolongation, has made impossible any realistic consideration of the immediate crises in ecology, in race, in urban decay, in poverty, in education, and in the daily content of life which now await us.

Therefore, Eq. (3) has a characteristic that is sensitive to the number of minislots and the number of helper nodes, which will be described in Section 4. Next, it is assumed that all frames, including the DATA frame are susceptible to packet transmission error, which is a more realistic consideration than in previous studies [5 15, 21, 22].

The economic costs associated with the provision of the intervention were also based upon local costs, which provided a more realistic consideration of associated costs.

Therefore, a more realistic consideration of the long-term effects of the regulation to curtail the prescription rate of benzodiazepines can probably be attained over a prolonged period (e.g. 5 years).

However, this study will provide the economic costs associated with the provision of an adherence intervention led by specialist nurses and allied health professionals working within the local hospital and costs will be based upon local sources to provide a more realistic consideration of associated costs.