Sentence examples for reality figure from inspiring English sources

http://blip.tv/play/ih_irhiJ5FQ As you may remember, Alice is an Augmented Reality figure that can be "touched" and manipulated with sticks.

In view of the participation of β-substituted higher aliphatic propionamides as cosurfactants in sanitation recipes, the simultaneous or alternative presence of normal and reverse micelles must be accepted as a very probable reality (Figure 13).

While lazy politicians and journalists will parrot claims that Saddam Hussein and the Ba'ath government represented the minority Sunni Arabs and marginalised the Shia and the Kurds, reality, figures and facts will all testify that Iraq was constantly governed by cabinets full of figures from all sections of Iraqi society, Sunni and Shia, Muslim and Christian, Arab and Kurd.

In theory all that data is going to produce a data-driven resolution, but in reality, figuring out how to deal with that data is hard work.

The challenge now is to marry up all this genetic data with living, breathing reality, figuring out how variations in each person's genome contribute to their health and wellbeing.

Conservative magazines are working to bring a plausible intellectual order to this new reality — and figure out what comes next.

The results showed that those surveyed think that a quarter of people in their countries were immigrants, when in reality, the figure was fewer than one in 10.

The DWP had projected that 25% of assessments would avoid face-to-face consultations and be conducted solely on paper; in reality this figure is 3%.

If in reality the figure is at the low end of that range, climate change in the 21st century would still be unprecedented in human history, if not necessarily catastrophic.

They also thought nearly half of all disabled people used wheelchairs, when in reality the figure is 5%, and didn't know that diseases such as HIV and heart disease were included in the act.

While it might seem somewhat non-committal, the answer is that we are improving.bThe number of UK students participating in Erasmus increased by approximately 25 per cent between 2007/8 to 2010/11, yet in reality that figure is 1 per cent less than the total growth in student mobility for the Erasmus Programme as a whole for the same time period.