Sentence examples for introducing more realistic from inspiring English sources
To investigate these loads a turbine mounted on a circular stanchion has been used to highlight the effects of introducing more realistic boundary conditions.
More recent work has focused on introducing more realistic scenarios, for example when resources for control are limited [2], when disease occurs in heterogeneous landscapes [1], and when the time-scales for control occur within and across multiple seasons [3].
The advantage of BCSD is its ability to reduce biases in the distribution of precipitation totals at the GCM scale and then introduce more realistic variability at finer scales than simpler spatial interpolation schemes.
As our approach allows for a richer set of choices with respect to the corporate "financing policies", it makes an important contribution to the literature on firm valuation: it introduces more realistic assumptions of the firms debt policies.
Depictions have started to improve, Rashid countered, with shows like "NCIS" and "Bones" making efforts to introduce more realistic characters and plots, in contrast to the terrorism-and-torture storylines that dominated Fox's "24".
This composition increased the difficulty of the task since the resulting database introduced more variability, presenting more realistic conditions over a wide variety of acoustic sources.
We have also improved on previous work by introducing a more realistic amino acid distance measure d W that is derived from maximum likelihood fitting of real protein sequence data.
This paper introduces a more realistic selection model, in which the diversification choice and the entry mode choice are made sequentially, and are therefore related.
Therefore, suited tools are necessary to validate the impact of engineering solutions on the physics performance and to introduce a more realistic description of the detector.
In this paper, we introduced a more realistic model for the impulse noise called General Fixed-Valued Impulse Noise (GFN).
In the simulation, however, Day introduced some more realistic randomness: Not all reviewers scored the same grant the same way.
