Sentence examples for realistically describes from inspiring English sources

In this study, a novel optimization tool is developed that realistically describes and optimizes the performance of fuel cell systems.

He suggests a principle of constrained optimization more realistically describes the best any designer could hope to achieve: The teleological argument assumes that one can infer the existence of intelligent design merely by examination, and because life is reminiscent of something a human might design, it too must have been designed.

Our projections are based on the output of a regional climate model, which serves as a dynamical downscaling tool to refine the global climate simulations onto a finer mesh that more realistically describes the surface topography.

Though the mutilated corpses were realistically described, no clue was offered as to whether the man was guilty of the crimes.

The realistically described school is the background for the award-winning The Turbulent Term of Tyke Tiler which tells of 12-year-old Tyke's last term at the school and the amazingly adventurous stunt Tyke pulls off at the end.

The proposed method shows the possibility of accurately predicting the load-carrying capacity and realistically describing the behaviour of slabs.

The bulk as well as cohesive zone parameters for crazing realistically describe PMMA as they are obtained from detailed calibration experiments.

These natural objects can be realistically described the by fractal geometry method, while Euclidean geometry is mainly used to represent simple man-made objects such as polyhedra.

Implementation of these activities has associated costs and requires careful planning based upon numerical experiments with models that realistically describe processes of environmental changes in all their complexity and interactions.

We reinvestigate the applicability of the concept of trap-free carrier transport in molecularly doped polymers and the possibility of realistically describing time-of-flight (TOF) current transients in these materials using the classical convection diffusion equation (CDE).

Each bead trajectory was also modeled with the simplest viscoelastic model (Fig. 2) which realistically described the cytoplasmic environment during creep (F≠0), as described in ref. [28].