Sentence examples for makes more realistic from inspiring English sources

"The combination of the ultrasonic waves and ultra thin membranes makes more realistic, distinctive, and vivid imageries on screen.

Borschev and Filippov (2004) illustrates how the classic predator-prey model can be enriched by an agent-based model that makes more realistic assumptions without any significant addition to the model complexity.

The analysis can be made more realistic by taking into account three other factors.

And then there were the earnest attempts to make more "realistic" fashion dolls, an enterprise doomed to oxymoronic failure.

"Without disadvantaging retirees or those nearing retirement, the age eligibility for Medicare must be made more realistic in terms of today's longer life span," it says.

These "evolutionary dynamic" models, made more realistic by introducing an element of randomness, demonstrate that under the right conditions, competition can lead to teamwork.

Sales picked up significantly in the second half of 2009, as sellers dropped their prices and buyers made more realistic -- as opposed to "lowball" -- offers.

For example, he said museums could use 3-D printing technology to make more realistic reconstructions of paintings that have been damaged or have faded over time.

The economy's woes might have been preventable, the economists all agreed, if the actors involved had made more realistic assumptions about the future.

"But if it causes schools to make more realistic choices about what they do, potentially that could have a beneficial effect on colleges".

"We need somebody making more realistic statements about the risks".