Sentence examples for plausible space from inspiring English sources

A work belonging to the same realist tradition is Hans Holbein's "Ambassadors" (1533), which includes perhaps the most famous optical illusion in all of painting: the weird, stretched-taffy skull that sits in the foreground of this otherwise plausible space.

His "Newly Published Perspective Picture: One Hundred Ghost Stories in a Haunted House" reveals how Hokusai exploited the telescoping view to bizarre ends, giving his ghouls a plausible space within which to enact their implausible drama.Above all, Hokusai was a master of line and pattern, inscribing his forms within contours that eddy and spill like the currents of a mountain stream.

The movie Elysium recently showed a dystopic but technologically plausible space habitat, where paradise is engineered in the skies — and not on Earth's land or water.

Initial ternary ordered models were constructed by placing all the atoms at the ideal honeycomb sites, leading to plausible space groups of P63/mcm for the 14H type and C2/m, P3112 or P3212 for the 18R type.

This approach offers greater flexibility over using fixed constraints on layer smoothness, since it learns from the data what amount of variability is possible and in what regions, while on the other hand, it constrains the model to a plausible space of states.

The program was eclectic to a fault, more a tasting menu than a full meal, but it demonstrated the Meyers' ability to conjure a plausible performance space.

For a model to reasonably represent a robust tick-pathogen system, it should predict a sufficiently large region of the observed prevalence in the plausible parameter space.

This limitation not only makes these algorithms inefficient in searching the plausible model space but also potentially lead to networks that are biologically irrelevant.

However, the actual rules used for "random" generation are not relevant for our analysis, and the requirement to generate random numbers served merely to provide a plausible response space within which some responses might seem more free than others.

Monte Carlo flux sampling has been shown to be an effective tool to analyse and compare the plausible solution space of a metabolic network across different environmental/genetic conditions (Famili et al. 2003; Bordel et al. 2010; Osterlund et al. 2013).

A discrete set of values can be selected for θ i from a physiologically plausible range spaced in a logarithmic manner to elicit a suitable coverage of the kinetic spectrum.