Sentence examples for unrealistically simple from inspiring English sources

Instead, the Pentagon plans just one more test, using unrealistically simple decoys.

"Simplistic" means "overly simplified" or "unrealistically simple"; that's not what we meant here.

However, these approaches disregard either the large scale autocorrelation between units or would assume at least in our case unrealistically simple pattern of the structured spatial effect (Fig. 6).

However, they report that the method is dependent on a reward function incorporating handwritten rules to penalize undesirable types of sequences, and even then can lead to exploitation of the reward resulting in unrealistically simple molecules that are more likely to satisfy the optimization requirements than more complex structures [17].

Hodgkin–Huxley models are too slow for network operation and integrate-and-fire models are unrealistically simple and incapable of producing rich spiking and bursting dynamics exhibited by cortical neurons.

Random error due to sampling and randomisation is often modelled in an unrealistically simple way.

It's a good tart, not a great one, a simple soul with unrealistically lofty aspirations.

They extend the simple deterministic Guttman scaling model [ 3] which unrealistically assumes that the data are error-free.

Yet it is all fundamentally let down by the simple fact that the plastic surgery is ridiculously and  unrealistically represented (rather like the 1997 Alejandro Amenabar movie Open Your Eyes, remade as a Tom Cruise vehicle called Vanilla Sky).

In some of these situations, a simple design may be unethical; in others, a simple superiority design may require unrealistically potent new drugs to beat the active control in strata where the latter is most effective, while a simple non-inferiority design may require unrealistically narrow non-inferiority margins relative to the active control in strata where the latter is least effective.

We can be unrealistically optimistic.