Sentence examples for more realizable from inspiring English sources
Grid labeling means greatly reduced cost and high efficiency, making large-scale SAR image classification more realizable; (2) Significant reduction of the difficulty in labeling HR SAR images.
In creating canonical models by leveraging advances in clinical imaging techniques, the automated design procedure makes VF modeling based on subject-specific geometry more realizable.
For example, we lived reasonably close to an urban center, so the possibility of getting a university degree was perhaps more realizable than compared to youth who live in isolated communities.
Besides, it demonstrates closely comparable accuracy with traditional supervised classification methods working with accurate pixel labeling but greatly reduces the labeling cost of training data, making large-scale SAR image classification more realizable.
That means that the accuracy of statistical studies such as these will be improved and that further parametrization of the model parameters, e.g., in terms of the IMF and seasons, will become more realizable.
That those higher wages were paid during the 1950s mostly to American men is a key part of that vision - for if wages for working men were to rise substantially, the patriarchal vision of marriage and family that conservative Christians tend to favor would also become more realizable.
But dreams always become more realistic and realizable when they are expressed.
In those comments, they suggest that while beneficial, secretagogue therapy as currently employed hardly brings youthful rejuvenation and that the expectations of efficacy are more tantalizing than realizable.
The promotion of light-intensity daily PA such as NEAT is more practical and realizable as compared with the promotion of MVPA in the management of type 2 diabetes.
Once again, if P has more than one realizer, then P is multiply realizable.
More precisely, given a realizable WSC, we seek the optimal concrete services for running it in order to optimize the QoS of the composition.
