Sentence examples for purely realistic from inspiring English sources

None of this is purely realistic, but it pinpoints something repellent about our appetites, the way that even the photographs from Abu Ghraib became, within weeks, a dirty joke.

"Our tax system, as it currently exists, faces challenges," Lacy wrote, before offering a "philosophical analogy": "Imagine someone who wants to have a purely realistic and Aristotelian outlook and metaphysic and wants to avoid thinking of how some of the radical insights of Gödel, Wittgenstein, Davidson, Derrida and Deleuze might chip away at his system.

Finally, it has been argued that the choice of constancy of total conductance is not only a natural constraint but also a purely realistic design criterion for heat engines or refrigerators.

He usually works in a purely naturalistic vein, with realistic sets and no postmodern flourishes.

This modelling approach was derived from the "General Lot Sizing and Scheduling Problem (GLSP)" due to Fleischmann and Meyr (1997) and can be regarded as more realistic compared to purely discrete lot-sizing models.

Moreover, purely automatic scheduling is not realistic because it neglects the important role of the human expert, who has the ultimate responsibility for all decisions and wants to be engaged in the solution process.

Your paintings aren't realistic in a purely descriptive sense.

The genomeSIMLA [37] software was developed by merging the software packages genomeSIM [38] and SIMLA [39], [40] to simulate pedigree and case-control data with purely epistatic penetrance and more realistic patterns of linkage disequilibrium among the genetic loci.

It must be pointed out that the simulated scenarios are purely additive and other more realistic scenarios with a more complex interaction between genes and biological pathways might provide different results.

Systems B and C have six activating influences and one repressing influence (B is modeled on Hlavacek and Savageau [ 22] and C is a purely fictitious network structure with realistic network features).

Rather than purely supersensitive antigen detection, however, realistic accreditation will probably rest more upon a combination of antigen and antibody detection in subjects in former endemic areas, coupled with snail diagnostics in diverse testing ranges based on spatial statistics.