Sentence examples for realistic stability from inspiring English sources

Hence, a static load model is developed in this study as an essential base for realistic stability studies.

Results suggest that COBRAS-UC is able to provide realistic stability information that can be used to complete the approach based on currently existing methods and tools.

A stochastically modeled fracture network offers potential for more realistic assessment of stability status in underground excavations than predictions based entirely on deterministic features.

The main barriers for realistic rock slope stability analysis are discussed, and the unique features of the NMM which make it stand out in slope analysis are emphasized.

It is found in the former case that it is necessary to go to the second order to obtain realistic steady state stability results.

My provisional conclusion, therefore, remains that the west will have to scale down realistic political expectations – stability and law, not textbook democracy – as well as try harder to deliver the promises of better lives which, like the rest of us, most Afghans want.

The wise men of the IPPR talk about the complexities of the current UK-US operations, focusing almost exclusively on Pakistan and Afghanistan, where "a comprehensive approach" offers little realistic chance of stability in a country which has never been stable since it emerged in the 18th century.

Providing a global table of each particular Boolean response to a combination of bound products provides a realistic degree of stability to the system: two genes with identical regulatory regions presented with the same set of intermediary products will always do the same thing.

A long term permeation test demonstrated excellent stability of stabilized CMS membranes under realistic conditions.

Three days later, our group of business students from Ghana, Tokyo, Madrid, Berkeley, and Yale presented a realistic opportunity for financial stability for the country's newest healthcare facility.

Individual entities may face burdensome rules despite never posing a realistic threat to financial stability and certain financial innovations beneficial to companies, investors, or consumers may be stifled.