Sentence examples for realistic for example from inspiring English sources

Where before the focus was on replicating the armies and cultures of an era - making it realistic, for example, that the armies of the Huns would trigger the downfall of the Western Roman Empire - Warhammer brings gargantuan monsters, flying troops, powerful heroes and devastating magic.

Unless the advice on safer drug taking is pragmatic and realistic – for example, drug welfare organisation The Loop's "crush, dab, wait", which accepts that people take MDMA and offers a suitable route to reducing harm – then it's not going to have much of an effect.

For some cases this is realistic, for example, in the Great Artesian Basin in Australia, where pumping of water reduces spring flows which are large distances away.

In this regard, there are many ways to make the model more realistic, for example by considering non-Poisson and even non-stationary environments, to allow damage events not be independent of each other.

As the intervention took place in patients' rooms on medical wards, students found the context to be highly realistic: For example, 'It felt like it usually feels when routinely performing an ECG recording in the same surroundings'.

Make sure it's realistic, for example "I was riding my bike and fell off from hitting a big rock" is much more believable than "I was hit by a plane".

While Eno has written plays for larger casts – Middletown and The Realistic Joneses, for example – several of his works, including his two Edinburgh successes, are solo pieces.

We need another five to ten years of graduates coming through before it will be realistic to, for example, set up a 5,000-person 5,000-personT outsourcenter

In future studies, more realistic traffic, for example, TCP or UDP traffic application and multimedia traffic, will be used for further investigation of the performance of RAUR.

So we know very little about how fMRI would fare at detecting lies in more realistic settings – for example, not a single study has scanned people's brains when they lie during conversations.

The first is an extension problem: the approach does produce some intuitively acceptable results in a finite propositional framework, but it needs to be extended to more realistic frameworks — for example, first-order and higher-order frameworks.