I still feel like this is somehow extra out of the realm of probability".
At present, however, the existence of such temples must be regarded only as conjecture within the realm of probability.
However, he added, "that such an arrangement could have been made locally on an ad hoc basis is not beyond the realm of probability".
No, there remain only two baseball achievements that in the realm of probability will never be beaten, even with luck and kindness included.
His exploits — including the curious incidents of the wayward bull, the stone testicle and the loose monkey on the Underground — were widely recounted and are well within the realm of probability.
In an analysis of Iran's divisions – not just among the pro-west mordernisers but also within the Islamic camp – Woollacott begins his piece with this stark observation: "Iranian society is heading toward a catastrophic breakdown, which while not inevitable, has already moved from the realm of nightmare to the realm of probability".
This work fits nicely in the research initiated in [6], the aim of which is to systematically study quantitative measures, such as the HMNC, in the realm of probability theory.
But it is not outside the realm of probability either -- even though, to hear the pundits talk, we might as well just all stay home and not bother voting because the Republicans have the whole thing sewn up already.
When she took first in her class in the Daytona 24-hour race in 1982, the first woman to win a professional road race in the U.S., and later became the first woman to set a lap record at Charlotte Motor Speedway, not even an Indy career was outside the realm of probability.
At best we are working a) in the realm of probabilities and tendencies (a point you make about impacts in Africa), which is not unlike other analytical challenges that the security and intelligence communities face, albeit one steeped in a lot more uncertainty; and b) in the realm of very coarse resolution, which is a huge problem.
Though some negative associations linger (boiled bunny, anyone?), saying "I'm obsessed with" as opposed to "I love" might also advertise the speaker's intellectual heft, given its scholarly implications of philosophers and researchers being obsessed with problems — much as "random" is most closely linked to the highbrow realm of statistical probability.
