'realistic condition' is an appropriate and usable construction in written English.
You can use it to describe a desirable state of affairs based on practical considerations rather than pure fantasy. For example: "The building's proposed design meets all safety regulations and provides a realistic condition for the occupants."
It is simulated under a realistic condition with low-grade gyroscopes.
The results confirm the feasibility of our proposal also in such a very challenging and realistic condition.
(4) In addition, we present an efficient dynamic programming approach for a special class of greedoid structures that, under a sufficient (and realistic) condition, yields optimal solutions.
Results also show substantial extension of stability limits with elevated temperature that is realistic condition for microfuel processing and significant fuel dilution immediately near the tube exit due to a low Peclet number times Lewis number effect.
Future work is planned to explore the systems transient response and derived parameters, as well as investigate the effects when the attachment mass varies over a greater range of values, a realistic condition applicable to many aerospace systems.
Under a more realistic condition of simulated diesel engine exhaust, the monolith catalyst of CeO2-TiO2 shover over 90% NOx conversion from 250 to 450 °C under a GHSV of 20,000 h−1 in the presence of H2O, CO2, and C3H6.
He said testing under realistic conditions was essential before deployment.
Acentimetric accuracy was obtained under realistic conditions.
The Stanford researchers have shown that their extrapolation techniques can speed up PageRank by 50percentt in realistic conditions and by up to 300percentt under less realistic conditions.
To train for war, you have to train in realistic conditions".
They will tell us whether N.M.D. can work reliably under realistic conditions.
