Sentence examples for plausible in terms of from inspiring English sources

This may be plausible in terms of duration and some tactics, but there are, sadly, some riveting distinctions.

Laetitia works fine as a broad Dickensian grotesque – but she's surely not plausible in terms of any known reality, even of the Tory 1980s?

He wanted every moment to seem plausible, in terms of anatomical engineering: no small feat, to go by the first full-frontal glimpse of the lead actor, Gbenga Akinnagbe.

From the obtained results, a nonlinear change of learning efficiency over time seems most plausible in terms of cognitive load progression.

All the signs found on the coefficients are plausible, in terms of the Phillips curve, the non-wage price pressure, the disinflationary competition and sectoral specialization patterns given the problems and rigidities of the goods and labor markets in Spain.

"While we think our speculation is an informed one and certainly plausible in terms of what it could look like, the time will come when we do make our first mission to Mars and it will either be very accurate or it won't be," Willimon said.

He explores plausible explanations in terms of "definition," "intension," "possibility," and "contradiction,", plausibly pointing out that each of these notions stand in precisely as much need of explanation as synonymy itself (recall our observation in §1.2 above regarding the lack of overt contradiction in "married bachelor").

The pyramids in Egypt, which offer a plausible analogy in terms of scale and longevity, are not even 5,000 years old, and ancient hieroglyphic warnings to leave them alone have been ignored even when they have been understood.

Sterelny (2001: Ch. 11, 12), for instance, has argued that plausible explanations in terms of desires can sometimes be replaced by equally good explanations in terms of drives.

We found that the proposed method synthesized more plausible results in terms of visual coherence between the virtual object and the real scene.

Nevertheless, the above results do not indicate that the piezomagnetic effect is always a plausible mechanism in terms of generating coseismic variations in the magnetic field.