Sentence examples for unrealistic length from inspiring English sources

Longer replicators can accommodate multiple active centres more easily – this is why promiscuous ribozymes can reach much higher proportions at the extremely small, biologically unrealistic length penalty b2 = 0.001 (cf. Figure  3).

We removed any molecules for which BCL could not assign correct atom types, molecules with missing 3D coordinates and bad geometries in terms of unrealistic bond-lengths or bond-angles and non-planar aromatic rings or sp2 sp2 bonds.

However, rules (6a) and (6c) lead to physically unrealistic telomere lengths; we will assume that these outcomes cannot occur, and in such cases the parent chromosome remains undivided.

It defines an edit distance between strings, by eliminating the unrealistic constraint of equal lengths.

The scenario in Figure 11 is somewhat unrealistic, since the data block length must at least be as long as the CIR length.

Keeping politics at an arm's length may simply be unrealistic and further complicate the politics of local hospital reforms.

Outraged with the "unrealistic ideals," we went to great lengths to explain to impressionable girls and women "It's not real!" We blamed the editors, the industry, the patriarchy.

Thirdly, this randomly picked point was joined to the fixed points to define two new segments, over which the same procedure was repeated restricting the maximum distance to the length of the newly generated segments, to avoid unrealistic erratic trajectories.

It would be unrealistic to expect participants to complete a questionnaire of this length and this number of scenarios, therefore a more pragmatic approach uses a fractional factorial design.

Furthermore, at such a small length scale, the abrupt interface between two materials is unrealistic and the non-locality of the dielectric function has to be considered [117].

(Staff Nurse: Unit 2902) Staff felt that the length of the intervention meant that its aims were unrealistic and that the short duration of the intervention had consequences for its implementation.