Sentence examples for more realistic form from inspiring English sources

In concluding this, she may have stumbled across a more realistic form of change for 2009: self-acceptance.

Goldoni borrowed from the older style to create a new, more realistic form of Italian comedy, and audiences greeted the new comedy with enthusiasm.

This might come in the form of a spirit who you have sex with (weirdest plot twist ever), an estranged parent, or in a more realistic form.

Minimising the impact of the diagnosis is milder and nowadays a more realistic form of denial (Garssen, 2004).

For a discussion of more realistic forms of phase interaction, describing synaptic interactions, see [241].

The magnetosphere model can be viewed as an improved version of the empirical model but with more realistic magnetopause form and shielding field.

Old fashioned scarecrows had straw sticking out the cuffs of the shirt sleeves, but to make a more realistic human form, you can use old work gloves or gardening gloves.

Attempts by other writers (Flaubert, the Goncourts, Zola) to establish a more genuinely realistic form of theatre failed, partly because public taste and theatrical commercialism made experiment nearly impossible and partly because the plays written were theatrically incompetent.

The mSATA/miniPCIe form factor is making it more and more realistic standard form-factor.

These findings can be used to specify more realistic functional forms for the empirical relations between inputs and output of production.

Beginning with the assumption that human predation caused the extinctions, we offer and test the first such explanatory hypothesis, which is predicated on considering more realistic functional response forms (i.e., those that allow for predator interference or prey sharing).