As opposed to the procedures in most other countries, we have instituted a tightly controlled, quick and relatively cheap procedure called the application for judicial review, under which a challenge to a decision must be made "promptly", together with a careful filtering process, whereby permission must first be granted to apply for review on the ground of a realistically arguable case.
I'm looking toward the case realistically.
As with many vaunted institutions, the Nobel Prize has become an end to which we all aspire, though not, in most cases, realistically.
It is shown that the axisymmetric flames are unstable for any tube width in the case of realistically large thermal expansion.
Theoretically speaking this should be the case, however realistically it is shown not to be the case as in Fig. 5B.
To take the most absurd case, nobody could realistically have demanded that the economics profession predict that Lehman Brothers would go down on September 15 , 2008 and take much of the world economy with it.
But the fascination with still lifes went far beyond flower arrangements: with just a handful of works, the exhibition illustrates the virtuosity of painters who took special pride in portraying, say, cheese or fish or feathers or oysters, in each case as a realistically as possible.
Realistically, that's still the case – but most people that would sort of care know that Steak Mtn is Christopher Norris.
However, if Virtual Patients and Virtual Patient cases are so costly to develop, it is unlikely that the plurality of cases required can realistically be generated for a student to develop such depth of reasoning.
In actuality it is a thinly veiled method aiming to window-dress complaints statistics by logging and closing cases that cannot realistically be described as complaints.
We then apply the methodology to a realistically-scaled 2-D test case.
