But then I started thinking it through too realistically, and imagined her having a psychotic break, and the whole thing lost its hold on me.
That transcribed-speech technique is fine for writers of fiction and is especially apt for playwrights and screenwriters who reveal their characters' characters realistically through their speech.
The experimental method employed is unique in the application of large dynamic and static loads through five actuators, realistically sized VE-dampers, frame members, and connections, and 200 channels to monitor the structural response in detail.
Furthermore, a GPR B-scan image can be constructed more realistically through the proposed detection method without remarkable corruption in the spatial domain while target is detected in real time.
Besides, the protein-ligand binding constant depends not only on potential energy but on free energy, consisting of enthalpy and entropy, which can be calculated more realistically through ligand movement accounting.
Many of the pathways associated with militarization can only be realistically addressed through postwar disarmament and environmental remediation.
Ms. Ibarra has written a more analytical book, describing the various stages that professionals in both the United States and Europe must realistically pass through as they try to reinvent themselves.
However, she lists three concerns, notably that the ambitions for Ebaccs "may exceed what is realistically achievable through a single assessment".
In November, Ofqual's chief regulator, Glenys Stacey, wrote to Gove to warn him that his ambitions for the English Baccalaureate certificate "may exceed what is realistically achievable through a single assessment".
And Claire thinks trying to look for attribution is probably a wild goose chase: "I do think we need to manage/possibly alter expectations about what we can realistically consider through an evaluation once a project has been closed for some time.
