Sentence examples for comparatively realistic from inspiring English sources

were replaced by comparatively realistic programs like "All in the Family" and "M.*A.*S.*H".

U Pon Nya created a freer form of dramatic verse, and his Water Seller is noted for its comparatively realistic treatment of court life.

Also co-produced by Sony-Columbia, the film, which stars Wang Baoquiang, from Chinese indie mega-hit Lost in Thailand, as the titular monk forced to leave his Taoist temple, looks to be a return to the comparatively realistic, literary-derived wuxia of Crouching Tiger.

A comprehensive evaluation of the investment costs and revenues is then carried out with reference to two wind farm layouts (a first smaller, constituted of 15 elements, and another one, featuring up to 60 elements) and in relation to two different scenarios, conservative and comparatively more realistic.

The simulation results are comparatively similar to a realistic environment and also confirm the correctness of the proposed PPM.

The explicit descriptions represent realistic yet comparatively simple SBSP models.

Finally, competing quasi-linear, linear time-varying and nonlinear formulations are comparatively evaluated for step and realistic excitations.

As a result comparatively large domain sizes can be simulated with realistic behavior at the walls.

While we observe this for the comparatively simple Fe FeS system, we note that more realistic models incorporating other light elements should be even more varied and complex.

Here, our aim is to investigate what can be achieved with a realistic set of parameters in a comparatively simple model.

Data suggest that health outcomes are comparatively better for patients who are informed about their treatment options, have realistic expectations of outcomes, participate in setting goals for potential treatments, and are able to link personal values to their goals [ 22, 23].