Although the use of MotionScan was critically acclaimed for its highly realistic capture of faces, it was criticised for its inability to capture body movements.
In Publishers Weekly, the reviewers called it a "highly realistic and credible alternate history", and in the School Library Journal, Christine Menefee called it "an addictive, surprising, and suspenseful novel".
It is highly realistic to say that the definition of the biological feature of any given protein to be or not an IgE-binding protein, and to be capable of giving rise to clinical symptoms in a certain percentage of the sensitized population, comes from a stepwise approach combining bench and bedside studies, starting from still relevant isolated case reports to selected cohort studies.
In style it ranges between the highly realistic and the self-consciously literary, and its form is episodic.
However, it is inappropriate for highly realistic images, since most images have at least some curved edges, and using all straight lines to draw curved objects results in a noticeable "stair-step" effect.
She took her family photo album and painstakingly recreated some of its images using highly realistic wax mannequins, from within which her own eyes look out.
"We must be highly realistic and it is impossible for us to beat Spain, quite impossible.
The model described in the present work is highly realistic as it incorporates multiple delays and trade factors for union of unlimited countries for an unlimited number of years and thus incorporates more of the factors that determine national incomes than any of the previous works seen in the literature.
Japanese artist Norihito Hatanaka is elevating this appetite-whetting tradition one step further, and playing on its tactility, by making highly realistic fake food into wearable accessories.
It's a virtual world that features highly realistic avatars, dancing, games, and role playing everything from medieval dungeons and dragons to pirates to futuristic battle bots.
