At a philosophical – epistemological – level, they regard the large-scale reality of classical physics as a kind of illusion, an approximation that emerges from the more "true" aspects of the quantum world operating at an extremely small scale.
"Real revolutions have to occur before this is going to become a large-scale reality," said one of the report's authors, Dr. Antonia V. Herzog, a staff scientist at the Natural Resources Defense Council.
Considering the decades that international climate change accords have spent mired in political mud, the prospects of geoengineering becoming a large-scale reality anytime soon are pretty grim.
The mean Rn and G stood reasonably well for the large-scale realities.
It is also extremely essential to produce adequate data on larger bioreactor systems to support the design engineering for the conversion of flask level results into large scale commercial realities.
While Willis's own antics in these films are a case study in far-fetchedness, just how probable is a large scale cyber-attack in reality?
Large databases allow seeing the demographic reality, a reality on a large scale, and therefore constitute strong evidence.
Aside from the use of light, the painting's forcefulness also stems from its large scale and tangible illusion of reality.
The unit price of energy use is equal in all cases; in reality the large scale use is cheaper.
Conversely, some policy makers suggested that from time to time decisions had been made without solid evidence, particularly where potential gains to the health of population are great: ' Plenty of critics were happy to say "well it's never been done before, how do you know it will work?" That's the reality of any large scale population-based intervention.
Improbable, a London-based company that provides the backend plumbing to make simulated worlds (which includes large-scale virtual reality) possible, has landed a $20 million investment from Andreessen Horowitz.
