We are saying — and I think it's demonstrably true — that they roughly define the politically realistic realm of policy outcomes.
Frequently, the agents will go back to the research scientists to find out if their "solution" sits in a realistic realm, or is totally off the mark.
Those advancements are fundamentally transforming personal computing and catapulting users into an ultra-realistic realm of visual possibilities that only sci-fi writers imagined two or three decades ago.
The cast, led by Elisabeth Moss and Katherine Waterston, sticks within the realm of realistic performance even while probing and displaying monstrous inner mysteries that defy expectation and hint at uncharted (even if undesired) possibilities.
In "Queen of Earth," Elisabeth Moss, like her co-star Katherine Waterston, sticks within the realm of realistic performance even while probing and displaying the monstrous inner mysteries of her character.
By Richard Brody September 4, 2015 In "Queen of Earth," Elisabeth Moss, like her co-star Katherine Waterston, sticks within the realm of realistic performance even while probing and displaying the monstrous inner mysteries of her character.
Time travel belongs not to the realm of realistic possibility but rather to fiction, and within that world it is part of a genre involving dreams about the realization of desires, like a genie in a bottle, or a pact with the devil, or, in the present case, a proposal by the editor of a magazine.
By César Aira June 8, 2015 Time travel belongs not to the realm of realistic possibility but rather to fiction, and within that world it is part of a genre involving dreams about the realization of desires, like a genie in a bottle, or a pact with the devil, or, in the present case, a proposal by the editor of a magazine.
Such temperatures in mantle rocks are only realistic in the subduction realm or during orogenesis.
The video intricately layers different renders to compose a realistic yet astoundingly fresh realm of existence.
