Sentence examples for be a realistic description from inspiring English sources

The model is evidently too simple to be a realistic description for the Earth.

The model considered is a realistic description of wastewater treatment processes.

The variation of the structural system is treated with the multi-ellipsoid convex model, which is a realistic description of the parameters being inherently uncertain-but-bounded or lacking sufficient probabilistic data.

The results of electrochemical impedance spectroscopy, cyclic voltammetry and surface stress measurements confirm that a brush-like ordering of the polymer chains on the metal surface is a realistic description of the surface film structure.

Although the MRN is not a realistic description of the extinction and emission properties of interstellar dust over the full spectral range from the infrared to ultraviolet, it plays a key role in the interpretation of astronomical dust data (Zubko et al., 2004).

That would be a realistic ambition and a realistic aim.

In contrast to extensive previous research on the modeling of symmetric ocean data, this study is focused on capturing asymmetric dependencies among the environmental parameters, which are critical for a realistic description of ocean conditions.

Given that in many problems the incoming information is constituted by continuous-time series, the use of a continuous-time model will be a more realistic description of the underlying phenomena we are trying to model.

One of the most important issues in designing pipelines to resist fishing gears is to make a realistic description of the applied loads, their time history, and the pipeline resistance.

Much effort has been expended on a realistic description of the heat transfer processes within the expanding char and a detailed composite thermal conductivity model including radiation transfer across pores is included.

The combination of these nonlinear viscoelastic features makes it complicated to describe the mechanical properties of the fibrin network, yet they are essential for a realistic description of the mechanical (in-situ) behavior where complex loading histories may occur.