The phrase "a realistic performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an act or display that convincingly represents reality, often in the context of acting, sports, or any performance art.
Example: "The actor delivered a realistic performance that truly captured the essence of the character."
Alternatives: "a believable performance" or "an authentic performance".
We focus on a realistic performance metric that considers reference signal (RS) transmission overhead.
These indicators are also useful for deciding a "realistic" performance specification for each subsystem.
Later the system is evaluated in conjunction with the context recognition stage to provide a realistic performance evaluation.
To this end, we consider a realistic performance metric that takes into account both the antenna processing gain and RS transmission overhead.
A new set of criteria for Amman, Jordan was used in this work, which resulted in a realistic performance of the tower.
Our main contribution is introducing a realistic performance metric that takes into account both antenna processing gain and RS transmission overhead, which then leads to formulation of a network capacity maximization problem.
Yet, in the new comedy "Bridesmaids," she gives a largely realistic performance as a character without any ego at all — Annie, an unhappy single woman living in Milwaukee, whose bakery shop has failed and who clings to the bed of a handsome rich lout (Jon Hamm, grinning in deliciously fatuous self-approval).
In the magazine this week, David Denby reviews "Bridesmaids," praising the comic prowess of its star and co-writer, Kristen Wiig, but adding that, here, "she gives a largely realistic performance… Playing quietly, Wiig is a decent and likable actress, but, for fans of her wild side, she seems diminished, her face a little blank.
Ms. Guttormsgaard gives a quietly realistic performance but never conveys the passion and the beauty that have won the heart and soul of John Rosmer Charles Parnelll) without bothering to seduce him physically.
Because a strong, realistic performance coupled with some truth and honesty will beat production value every time.
Here we are, not just 10 but nearly 15 years later, facing The Rum Diary, which, precisely in line with the prognostications of the Nostradamus-like Murray (who knew?), stars Johnny Depp as a very lightly fictionalised version of the young Hunter S Thompson – although it's a very different, more realistic performance.
