Sentence examples for realistic indication from inspiring English sources
The single joint performance is generally not sufficient to provide a realistic indication of the performance of structures in service.
The coastal exposures, subsequent triple-tube coring and the two trial shafts helped to give a more realistic indication of the actual ground conditions.
Hence predicting the bursting pressure of thrust chambers is an important consideration in their design and gives a more realistic indication of the factor of safety than the value that can be provided based on the yield pressure value.
"Measuring student success merely through standardized test scores does not provide a realistic indication of that student's propensity to be successful outside of the classroom," said Brown.
The authors should give the readers a realistic indication as to how reproducible these blots are.
Our review, therefore, provides a more realistic indication of the likely proximal behavioural effects of specific interventions.
DHS described the narrowed applicability of the program as a reflection of Congressional intent to target funding based on realistic threat indications.
Or, rather, I lost it somewhere between the arcade games of my youth, with their blazing, Roy Lichtenstein-like Lichtenstein-like BLAM-BLAMs, BLAM-BLAMs,ich the soundtrands are (if todayoises pulsing from my son's bedroom are any indication) homer-realistic thuds and gamess and inky squishes.
In many realistic situations, however, there is no indication of the existence of meaningful initial temperature variation.
Officials across sports have for years complained that legalized wagering would lead to the corruption of their games through match-fixing, though there is no indication that is a realistic concern.
The resulting plastic mask is hard, not supple, but if a low-resolution model made from the face of a hospital administrator is any indication, it will be remarkably realistic.
