Sentence examples for realistic tension from inspiring English sources

Canning said he was "moved by Kurt asking his father to step out of his comfort zone and educate himself about what is gay men do when [they're] together", and Gonzalez enjoyed "the very realistic tension that exists between them as father and gay son".

The outermost part of the electrode tip was chosen as the anchoring point in order to simulate the active or passive lead-tissue fixation and to allow a realistic tension behaviour of the lead with elongation and lead disintegration at predetermined breaking points.

In contrast, ROM 784 could exert a force of 797 1127 N, using the specific tensions used by Carpenter et al. [19], and 571 N using a more realistic specific tension, creating an impact stress of 2900 5600 N/cm29 56–56 MPa).

Some viewers said on-screen violence "contributed to their TV viewing experience" because it made action or drama programmes "seem realistic and provided tension".

The episode also introduces a next level in Will and Magnus' friendship; arguments, which would create a "far more realistic thread of tension" between the two characters who "obviously love each other," and "obviously get along," which Kindler felt made a "cool character layer".

A realistic model under separating tension is constructed that enables both chain pulling out viscously and bulk dissipation in two dissimilar glassy polymers that one is dense melt and another is loose.

The DEWCD model is the only of the three models tested that provides realistic values of yield stress and strength in tension and compression.

This, however, creates a tension between veridical and realistic modeling.

This raises the question of how to deal with such uncertainty, that is, how to resolve the tension between veridical and realistic modeling.

Realistic gore would only distract from the tension and undermine the league-of-depraved-gentlemen elegance surrounding the proceedings.

Maritain's account of natural law both presupposes a metaphysical view of the nature of human beings and a realistic epistemology, and has a number of tensions or inconsistencies internal to it.