Sentence examples for realistic abilities from inspiring English sources

Which brings me to the real question we should be asking: What are the realistic abilities and limits of Facebook's news feed?

The proposed approach can fulfill an integrated path planning requirement, including several realistic abilities of convergence to target, obstacle avoidance, path length optimization, flight path smoothing and adaptability to the changes of the UAV's kinematic and sensory properties.

Nor does Mr. Silver have a realistic ability to single-handedly help Mr. Bloomberg win approval for any kind of commuter tax.

"There certainly have been concerns expressed in the past that it was not adequately funded and did not have the realistic ability to oversee the conduct of audits".

In all his books, he writes out of a commitment to social improvement, with a realistic ability to separate the possible from the utopian.

This review highlights the challenges met when tissue engineering an IVD, while offering a perspective on which biomaterials and scaffold fabrication methods have the realistic ability to serve as scaffolding constructs for IVD regeneration.

Japan is responding by restricting its banks' overly liberal lending policies, placing more emphasis on both collateral and realistic ability to repay.

The heightened focus on fundamentals accompanies a market where investors feel P/E multiples should go hand in hand with a company's realistic ability to grow, says Ackerman.

Those who refute our standardized testing culture spit back all the things you cannot sufficiently summarize by scribbling in a bubble, arguing that these tests aren't examinations of realistic ability, but rather, an unreliable way of forcing rank.

The patients' principal need appears to be receiving more information about the impact of their illness and treatment on their daily lives, with particular attention being paid to the realistic ability to carry out such activities; in brief "what will I be able to do or not do?", "what will I or won't I be able to eat?", "will I be able to move, work, love, have children and if "yes", how?".

In the case of MET poorly connected between years, analysing each year separately and fitting year as a fixed effect in the genomic prediction stage yielded the most realistic predictive abilities.