Sentence examples for reasonable its from inspiring English sources

While definition (39) of a Hamiltonian deformation of a Gabor system is "reasonable", its practical implementation is difficult because it requires the solution of a Schrödinger equation.

Yet while the Indian government's probable instinct is reasonable, its ability to execute this delicate manoeuvre is limited.

The hotel restaurants are certainly satisfactory, but livelier dining can be had just down the road at the Ajit Bhawan Palace hotel -- fine, and much more reasonable, its rooms arranged in a series of regionally themed bungalows.

People (or programs) that weren't interested in selling Citigroup shares at $13.50, later decided that they did want to sell them at $12.75, even though, at the lower price, Citigroup's valuation was more reasonable, its dividend yield was higher, and its upside reward was obviously greater.

The Shoreham's rates are reasonable, its rooms are large and its atmosphere industrious in other words, if you're averse to buzzing shoptalk, you're probably best staying elsewhere.

By considering a long period of observation, the distribution of NLOS range errors can be modeled by a positively biased Gaussian noise, while to be more reasonable, its mean and variance are assumed (static) unknown because the statistical parameters of the NLOS errors are highly dependent on the surroundings, and therefore can not be known beforehand [12].

Every piece of the puzzle of life must have its reasonable place, its context in the big picture.

But Zaroka's cooking is good (often very good), its service is thoughtful, its prices are reasonable and its décor is out of this world.

The simulation results also show that in different scenarios, LOA-CAST's performance is stable, its signaling overhead is reasonable, and its transmission speed is acceptable.

The consensus was that since Hetch Hetchy lay on public land, it was reasonable for its natural resources to be developed for the public benefit.

Thus it would create an incentive for each party to be more reasonable in its demands in order to have its position selected.