The Gracie is presented by American Women in Radio and Television and honors exemplary contributions of individuals who have encouraged the realistic and faceted portrayals of women in entertainment, commercials and featured programming.
A 164-facet concentrator with realistic specularly-reflecting surface and facet positioning accuracy will deliver up to 8.15 kW of radiative power over a 15 cm radius disk located in the focal plane, with average concentration ratio exceeding 100.
It featured many facets of realistic gameplay and a focus on managerial details, which stressed the importance of choosing a well-balanced team.
As video games have become more sophisticated, manufacturers have prided themselves on extreme attention to detail, including every facet of the realistic weapons used in military-themed shooting games like Activision's Call of Duty or Electronic Arts Medall of Honor.
Horizontal inheritance, as complicated as it is to deal with within the constraints of the Tree paradigm, is simply a facet within a more realistic model of genealogy yet to develop fully.
And I think it's more realistic to represent women having all these facets, than to say, OK, you're intelligent, so I've got to write you as all competent, which I think is an unfair ideal.
That figure is widely regarded as realistic, although Dukakis might have trouble gaining congressional approval for all facets of his plan.
Furthermore, the traditional manual therapy approach of targeting a single ipsilateral or contralateral facet joint in the upper cervical spine may not be realistic.
After making his debut in 1979 with realistic stories centred on social problems, Yi quickly went on to reveal the many facets of his talent.
We chose the realistic (AIST-r) and the investigative (AIST-i) scales for further analyses, as they reflect facets of scientific interest with acceptable psychometric properties.
It's just another facet of their idealistic and romantic nature; and their tendency to not be realistic.
