Sentence examples for usually realistic from inspiring English sources

Usually realistic axiomatizations and other reconstructions of actual scientific theories are possible only in terms of set theoretical and other strong mathematical conceptualizations (theories conceived of as "set-theoretical predicates").

Neither assumption is usually realistic.

The nonconstructive approach starts from a nonlinear system resulting from some, often physical, usually realistic, model.

This, usually realistic, constraint helps the unknown nodes near the edges which suffer from low connectivity.

There are competitions all year in several different archery organizations...it's not usually realistic to be able to afford to attend every single one.

For a destination wedding, it would be better if that news could come with the save-the-date notice, but that's usually not realistic.

Readers ever since have remarked on Tolstoy's ability to make such "absolute language," which usually ruins realistic fiction, aesthetically effective.

The practical case is usually in realistic environment.

Although this is, in principle, feasible, it is usually not realistic in practice.

The fact is that plant leaves are diversified in structure and geometric shape, which usually makes the realistic rendering of plants leaves very difficult.

The distance-based method for soft information calculations in the DSC scheme (termed as DSC-D) is proposed for equiprobable source bits [10], which are usually used in realistic applications.