Sentence examples for realistic explains from inspiring English sources
"We try to make our characters entirely realistic, but not boring realistic," explains Benson (who, when he wrote it years ago, wanted to cast a not-yet famous Professor Green).
In the paper I try to be fair but also realistic, explaining that "I assume that the F.D.I.C. is somewhat prepared, well-intentioned, but not omnipotent".
South Africa?... That's realistic?" Harris explained his reasoning from the stand, saying, "An ambassadorship in some small country somewhere would pretty much sideline [Blagojevich] for the rest of his political life" and therefore might have been appealing to Obama.
And [in the story] we think about getting that new information that the fictitious aliens left that we found and gave us the knowledge to travel from our sun to nearby stars… I think what we are doing will progressively be a lot more realistic," Aldrin explained of the show, which is still in the early stages of development.
On the other hand, considering network structures helps the clustering methods because the probabilistic model used in clustering becomes more realistic for explaining the temporal gene expression profiles.
We assume that realistic conformations explaining the crystallographic data will be within a limited RMSD distance of the published PDB structure; this follows similar assumptions in previous work [ 7, 10].
A responsible surgeon will evaluate if your expectations are realistic and explain to you what he can do to help you.
Consequently, the public in allied countries requires "a realistic narrative" that explains the goals in Afghanistan.
"After exploring how music and VR can merge into a cohesive and natural piece in Myth, binaural sound was an obvious step forward for making VR experiences truly realistic and immersive," explains Fleisher.
"It helps us set realistic targets," Christensen explains, referring to goals set by the DOE Building America program.
The realistic SCM proposed here explains the way the G band shape is related to La.
