Sentence examples for plausible depth from inspiring English sources
The axis system is used to determine a plausible depth for each vertex.
The channel shape parameter was shown to improve model simulations of river level, particularly for more physically plausible channel roughness and depth parameter ranges.
The researchers combined the two approaches into "DoubleFusion," essentially creating a plausible skeleton from the depth data and then sort of shrink-wrapping it with skin at an appropriate distance from the core.
The ranking is plausible, because with increasing soil depth better conditions with respect to water regime and nutrient supply can be assumed.
Our approach rather followed the commercial model of in-depth exploration of plausible behavioural causes so as to generate insights that can be used for marketing campaigns.
Seven plausible moves were examined to a depth of two moves each, and the program played passable amateur chess.
Maybe what are often thought of as their flaws – the coldly unknowable quality of their characters, the absence of plausible emotions, or any kind of inner depth – might in fact be their genius.
(There's a rumor on Wikileaks that the attacks came from inside Google's Shanghai office, which given the depth of the hack, seems plausible).
Not necessarily, given that a modular architecture for dealing with different depth cues is a quite plausible processing strategy.
But even though that show's plots are — sort of — more plausible than "Lost," and it has more emotional depth than "Lost" does so far, there is something laughable about it.
The thing is, when twists and turns (however plausible or implausible) aren't connected to character depth and complexity, and making us more invested in their stories, they just feel melodramatic.
