In a book which embraced diversity you'd expect (or at least I would expect) to find out that Charlie had a close relative who was depressed, to show the reader that they are not alone in the world, and to try and portray the main character as realistically as possible, but at the same time show the reader that its nothing to be feared.
"To realistically think the same thing could happen did not enter my mind," he said.
The model was later elaborated more realistically by the same group (Medina et al., 2000) and their simulation reproduced some features of CRs in eyeblink conditioning experiments.
I think that it is something that is unbelievable, but at the same time we realistically have to deal with.
From the detected flux values, extrapolation gave low flux values that should be realistically measurable with the same detector equipped with a 0.5-μm radius cylindrical capillary.
Fifteen-year depreciation for qualified improvements to leasehold, retail or restaurant property: We're getting deeper in the weeds here, but without this provision, which expired in 2011, a renter, retailer, or restaurateur has to write off improvements over 39 years, longer than one might realistically expect to be in business (or renting at the same location).
At the same time, students must realistically stay within their chosen terror group's "goals, capabilities, tactical profile, targeting pattern and operational area," the syllabus states.
At the same time, they cannot be utopian or realistically unachievable.
Now much is known about the amazing flora and fauna that existed at the same time as the Neanderthals, and portraying it realistically could potentially get young viewers interested in studying prehistory, just as Finding Nemo will surely inspire generations of young marine biologists.
Conversely, it is supposed to inform the way in which we, as a society, can realistically intervene so as to steer research and innovation towards our desiderata avoiding at the same time the negative consequences.
