Sentence examples for realistically control from inspiring English sources

Even though there are those like the late Terry Pratchett, whose last novel has hit the bookshops, or Robin Williams, who died last year but will still apparently posthumously "release" four films, it is impossible to realistically control how – and indeed, if – your image, your work and your legacy are remembered when you are dead.

It's early, but consumer demand is pointing in a direction where the democratization of access to technologies like electric vehicles, 3-D printers, alternative currencies, and peer-to-peer lending puts more power into peoples' hands than government can realistically control.

Tests with realistically large control inputs are used to validate the design.

The considerations regarding the limitations of structural controllability are the core motivations for the present paper that extends and improves a previous one, in which we had set the basis for the analysis and provided an initial discussion of our hypothesis for a realistically acceptable control of social networks [27].

The idea of "non-violent extremism" has critics ranging from academics defending freedom of thought – such as Oxford University's vice-chancellor this week – to police officers questioning how this concept could realistically be controlled.

Since the original intent of the BIA in this study was to gather estimates of body composition as part of a baseline nutritional assessment in a clinical setting, not all of these factors could realistically be controlled.

Benomar stressed in a video briefing from Qatar that neither the Houthis nor their opponent, Yemen's president, could realistically expect to establish control over the whole country.

Pyrethroid-treated LLINs are currently the primary malaria prevention intervention in Africa and, realistically, fungal-based vector control measures will far more likely be implemented in combination with LLINs than used as a substitute.

The resource consumption of a German resident is considerably higher than the resource consumption of a child born in countries likely to be targeted – any population control efforts are realistically likely to target mostly poor women and mostly women of colour.

Link built a model of an airplane cockpit equipped with instrument panel and controls that could realistically simulate all the movements of an airplane.

Further analysis for the medium density showed that vaccination on its own had difficulty in controlling rabies if realistically achievable vaccination rates were assumed, due to the achievable level in badgers: in the best case scenario (disease outbreak in foxes), the disease was eliminated in no more than 90% of simulations.