Sentence examples for description of the real from inspiring English sources

We then consider how good is this classic model as a description of the real political process, and how we might build on it to improve it.

As compared to classical solutions based on simply-supported and clamped edges, the modeling of the edge constraint as an elastic restraint provides a more refined description of the real stringer-stiffened panel.

It is implicitly assumed that if the approach works for this sample that closely approximates the real problem of interest, it will also work for the real in vivo case when the proper description of the real case is used.

It ought to be obvious by now that there is more creative heat in Rosenquist's "F-111" than in countless Abstract Expressionist paintings that were hyped in their time as marvels of raw emotion, if only because they offered improvised-looking drips and splashes in place of the patient description of the real world.

"Data description" provides a brief description of the real dataset used in this study.

Let 'P' to stand for an exhaustive microphysical description of the real world together with an indication of your current location within it.

It told stories about where the food came from, putting up displays by the seafood counter with photographs and descriptions of the real fishermen who had caught it all — a genre that Michael Pollan, in "The Omnivore's Dilemma," called "supermarket pastoral".

I have to note that of all the characteristics you list in your plots from promiscuous gay dads, serial marrying lesbian moms and dying parents, none are accurate descriptions of the real parents I know in LGBT families.

I'll end with Jill Bolte Taylor's description of what the real "stroke of insight" was in her experience.

On the other hand, the stochastic systems with impulse deserve a study because the system is a more general hybrid system, and that of can be more accurate description of the actual phenomenon in the real world.

(The mention of Caesar's giving up drinking draws knowing laughs; so do descriptions of the real-estate-consuming rich.) More crucially, the vacillations of Brutus, the play's true protagonist, feel more horizontal than vertical; they never build.