Critical methods include using a hydrogeologic model, managing model nonlinearity by designing models that are robust while maintaining realism, using error-based weighting to combine disparate types of data, and identifying important and unimportant parameters and observations and optimizing parameter values with computationally frugal schemes.
The idea of matrimony is not treated as a metaphor, nor is it burdened with the weight of heightened realism.
However, before placing any weight on them, the realism of these scenarios needs to be closely examined.
Compared to "Gray Matters," even a Nora Ephron bonbon has the weight of urban neo-realism.
Surrealist automatism, neo-classical realism, semi-abstract forms of various weights and degree of geometries: there is very little that Walter could not inspire.
In accord with the tenets of "naïve realism," dyad members failed to give due weight to a partner's estimates, especially those greatly divergent from their own.
For Ms. Maguire the essence of Bridget Jones is that she is rooted in realism -- she is an everywoman with real weight problems and real insecurity -- but is also at her core genuinely decent.
Secondly, although in introducing the notion of realism above mention is made of objects, properties, and facts, no theoretical weight is attached to the notion of a 'fact', or the notions of 'object' and 'property'property
Many commentators see a close connection between Dummett's anti-realism and the pragmatists' views of truth, in that both put great weight on ideas of verifiability or assertibility.
And the visionary realism of this Polish filmmaker, who died four years ago, invests the most mundane objects with a luminous metaphysical weight and an awareness of the interconnectedness of things.
