The phrase "realistic scale" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing measurements, proportions, or representations that accurately reflect reality.
Example: "The artist created a model of the building on a realistic scale to give viewers a true sense of its size."
Alternatives: "accurate scale" or "true-to-life scale."
"But you will need to see it working at realistic scale to convince everyone".
Wale believes that by thinking on a more realistic scale, and with advances in technology, it is still possible to make an income from music.
We will introduce the concept of communities being able to grant themselves planning permission to build the homes they need on a realistic scale.
Gathered in an airport hotel, everyone awaits the slow recovery of remains: a shirt; a foot.The characters here are on a realistic scale ("Life-Size" was the title of Ms Shute's first novel).
So rather than slavishly imitate the biology of a single animal, the team focused on how to achieve similar flight characteristics at a realistic scale.
Note that in Appendix Two this result is established for networks of realistic scale and not simply for "toy" networks like the one shown here.
According to senior diplomats and Nato officials, a hallmark of the Obama approach is to be more realistic, scaling back the ambitions of the Bush administration to turn the country into a functioning democracy and concentrating on security and counter-terrorism.
Overall, this study demonstrates the concept of flowthrough RCF, which will be vital for realistic scale-up of this promising approach.
ZnO has attracted particular interest for hole blocking layers due to its intrinsic high carrier mobility and ease of processing in nanostructured form [9 13]. Low-cost manufacturing routes for metal oxides, such as electrochemical deposition and hydrothermal processes, offer realistic scale-up possibilities for low-cost photovoltaics [14].
The experience indicates that GIS/RS provides a cost-effective approach to designing and monitoring programmes at realistic scales.
Considering hierarchical organization as a general feature of ecologic systems could reinvigorate theoretical ecology, provide a realistic scaling framework for paleoecologic studies, and – most importantly – forge new and productive connections between ecology and evolutionary theory.
