Sentence examples for more realistic context from inspiring English sources

In this more realistic context, Rajan conceded, there is a way to make sure that most of the new money gets spent: give it to poor people, who would use it to buy more of life's essentials.

Both of these integrate "old English melodies," while Frederick Delius's A Village Romeo and Juliet (1900 01) transposes the mythical "star-crossed lovers" into a supposedly more realistic context.

Moreover, the validity of this method has also been shown in a more realistic context where only forecasted values of solar irradiation and electricity price can be used.

But in more realistic context where some dispersion appears, a better estimate of the polarization parameters can thus be obtained by averaging them over a range of frequencies and sensors.

This provision of greater reality using revealed preference (RP) information ensures that the alternatives in the SC experiment are embedded in reality, providing motorists with a more realistic context for their choices.

Regarding the validation of the real-time and discrete-time modes of our simulator, it was necessary to create a set of benchmark results by collecting data performance of the VoD proxy during its execution in a more realistic context which we refer to as "networked implementation".

CB has also been studied using dynamic visual scenes in more realistic contexts, such as simulated command and control (C2), security surveillance environments, and monitoring geospatial displays (e.g. DiVita, Obermayer, Nugent, & Linville, 2004; Durlach & Chen, 2003; Durlach, Kring, & Bowens, 2008; Stelzer & Wickens, 2006).

It is important to maintain our focus on the environmental causes of ill health effects as we study them within a more realistic ecologic context.

According to Sackett and Haynes' classification [ 22], the index test in group 1 is developed in an ideal situation against a validation set (group 2) in which the performance is tested in a more realistic clinical context.

Moreover, the application of this approximation is more realistic in this context, since a service provider has only partial information about the system.

This framing required an alternative specific experimental design for constructing the choice sets that allow respondents to consider the substitution effects directly giving them a more realistic decision-making context.