Sentence examples for more realistic values from inspiring English sources

Ms Vieira, in turn, complains of funds' reluctance to admit to the shortcomings: they should, for instance, be putting more realistic values on property ventures that have bombed.

It wrote off some $3 billion of pension liabilities, began taking steps to close five plants, assigned more realistic values to real estate and securities holdings, and adopted accounting standards aimed at bringing the company closer to international practices.

So, too, perhaps, with the nation's stock of residential homes — the prices of which, instead of reverting to more realistic values, will get a boost from the Fed's repeated rounds of interest rate-cutting.

More realistic values can be obtained after having designed the heat exchangers of this section.

As a result, more realistic values for the turbulence quantities are obtained.

More realistic values are obtained when compared with the literature, considering fouling and pressure drop effects according to TEMA Standards.

The cap on the currency has driven up the cost of materials, which must be bought at far higher rates that reflect a more realistic value for the Zimbabwe dollar.

Linear R-ZF provides a more realistic value for the potential gain of joint processing techniques.

For r=15, a more realistic value, we obtain the images shown in Fig. 4. Images associated to T or T SFG are severely degraded roughly 25 30 dB lower than the typical values offered by traditional approximations.

The value of this frequency at the transition point, where the diffusion length should be of the order of the film thickness, indicates that the diffusion coefficient D lies within the range 0.5 1.0×10−12 cm2 s−1, which is a more realistic value than those obtained by previous analyses.

For the latter, the magazine says, it now figures "a more realistic value" for Theranos is $800 million, counting the company's intellectual property and $724 million in venture investments.