Sentence examples for familiar realistic from inspiring English sources

His isometric drawings are a form of two-dimensional projection architectural drafts, where objects' three-coordinate axes appear equally foreshortened, presenting viewers with familiar, realistic and stereoscopic imagery.

Thematic analyses of transcripts of the lay focus groups, along with input from the physicians and guidelines of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for the development of educational materials (i.e., clear presentation, logical sequence, ease in understanding, and interesting, familiar, realistic, positive images) aided in the creation of pilot materials [ 55, 56].

Making images and words familiar and realistic can aid interpretation, but too much familiarity can dilute important distinctions, and too much realism can lead to interpretations that are too tied to concrete instances.

Therefore, the future research should include larger studies with relatively less familiar, but still realistic-case vignettes.

I had attributed a rather different meaning to the term: I had taken it to mean, quite simply, fiction set in a recognisably realistic world, familiar and therefore cosy; a world that is blown apart by a catastrophic event.

Although including realistic and familiar scenarios can be deemed as one of the strengths of our analysis, it has generated some analytical problems, as outlined above.

They feel so familiar because they are so realistic.

Judge Sand called for a "principled, but realistic application" of the familiar Miranda warnings and waiver rules in overseas cases.

Mr. Boberg is a painter as well, and in his superbly realistic models of nondescript familiar structures -- apartment buildings, roads, underpasses, stairways, walls and canals -- he gives his illusions of the banal a surprisingly elegiac veneer.

All realistic inside VMT problems familiar to the authors sustain the standard VMT settings.

That push and pull creates a distinct process and also bleeds into the way Reichert's figures appear: close yet distant, realistic yet manufactured, strange yet familiar.